I am not sure what you are showing other than that you believe our population growth from mass immigration needs to continue despite the negative outcomes.
In 1985 our population was 25 million, and today it is now 38 million. Most of that population growth can be attributed to mass immigration. But we have no new cities or towns. We are simply crowding ourselves out of the minimal amount of cities and arable land along a southern strip that we can inhabit.
Also I don't think Japan is a negative example of population decline. They are an example of a country being able to maintain its standard of living, productivity, and its economy despite a stagnant population.
I strongly believe that if population growth through mass immigration continues (and mostly likely will), standards will continue to worsen across most of the country.
In 1985 our population was 25 million, and today it is now 38 million. Most of that population growth can be attributed to mass immigration. But we have no new cities or towns. We are simply crowding ourselves out of the minimal amount of cities and arable land along a southern strip that we can inhabit.
Also I don't think Japan is a negative example of population decline. They are an example of a country being able to maintain its standard of living, productivity, and its economy despite a stagnant population.
I strongly believe that if population growth through mass immigration continues (and mostly likely will), standards will continue to worsen across most of the country.