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Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Drew Newman6;55530773 said:
mistynomad60 said:Just doing some rough math here—not an expert or anything, but looking at the numbers from the US and Mexico over the last few years, just based on births versus deaths (and don't even get me started on migration, that's a whole other mess)... In the States, if we look at the average over the last three years, we're seeing maybe 40,000 births against 50,000 deaths. Meanwhile, Mexico is sitting at roughly 66,000 births compared to 101,000 deaths. If you were to scale up the US birth and death numbers just to match Mexico's scale, you'd be looking at something like 80,000 births to 100,000 deaths, compared to their 66,000/101,000 split. It's just not even close...
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
mistynomad60;55529572 said:Just give me a rough estimate.QUOTE]

If you stop looking at things through a blurry lens and actually run the numbers, you’ll see that the Mexico everyone claims is "massively dying out, emigrating, and vanishing" according to these forums, actually has a birth rate comparable to the US and Canada (including Republika Srpska).

Honestly, I think a lot of people are just talking out of their asses when it comes to our "neighbors to the east."
Canada Demographics Part IV in World ·
Michelle Scott5 said:Hey everyone, does anyone have any solid, reliable data on how many Americans are leaving Canada each year? I’ve heard some estimates floating around suggesting the number might be somewhere between 10,000 and 12,000. If anyone can provide a factual answer without all the unnecessary noise, I’d really appreciate it! 😛


Hey man,

The annual decline in the American population is somewhere between 72,347 and 91,078. Meanwhile, the number of Mexicans dropping off annually sits between 209,617 and 229,733.

But honestly, those numbers aren't much. At this rate, we won't see them disappear for another thousand years.