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Even at 420 million the U.S. would still be one of the least populated countries on the planet per sq. mile. That is compared to other countries today. Why get your panties in a wad over that when they intend to enslave and impoverish us with health care reform and cap & trade? That is happening now not forty years from now.

There is so much wrong with your comment I don't even know where to start.

So that should be a goal to increase the population so that we live in the same cramped and crowded situations that people live in all over the world? I've traveled all over the world and on of the things I like best about the United States is that we have lots of wide open spaces. I enjoy the great outdoors and I don't want to see it ruined by excessive population.

I live in California and this is a huge problem. Where are we going to get the water for 50 million? Where are we going to put all these folks? This will be the end of the American Dream of home ownership. We will be forced to live in multi unit housing the way the rest of the world lives. California was a much nicer place to live when we had 16 million vs the 37 we have today. Crowding has made us poorer. And the people who are coming do not add to the wealth, they detract from it. That's a fact.

There's another factor to consider. I've traveled to Japan extensively. In total I've spend over a year there over the past 20 years. One observation I've made is that we could never stand even a tiny amount of the density that Japan has because Japan is a homogeneous country. When nearly all of you are the same culture and race, it's much easier to live in crowded conditions. If we have even a small amount of the density Japan has it will be open warfare. Count on it. This is an issue that the politicians have completely ignored. They won't be able to ignore it for too much longer.