What would the USA look like if the American Revolution never happened

[robosmith]

4 hours ago, Deluge said:

You're smoking crack. 

Your entire life is one big fantasy camp - a veritable wokeness carnival; it doesn't get any dumber than inside your bedroom.

This isn't your BLOG, so stop babbling incoherently here.

[Deluge]

1 minute ago, robosmith said:

This isn't your BLOG, so stop babbling incoherently here.

I own everything as far as you're concerned. 

This is MY BLOG, and MY RULES. 

[Deluge]

On 9/14/2023 at 1:20 PM, Queenmandy85 said:

1. So, I guess God is okay with homosexuality then as well? Since God decided that one out of every nine human beings would be born homosexual and 0.33% of humans are born transgender.

2. But, we are straying from the topic. It has been suggested that membership in the Commonwealth has some kind of influence on whether a nation would have participated in WW 2. Can anyone elaborate on this idea?

1. Nope. God was not OK with homosexuality. He never has been, nor will He ever be. Those who were born with abnormalities like mental retardation or homosexuality will be looked at on a case by case basis. Those who "identify" as queer may or may not be genetically homosexual - that would have to be sorted out in final judgement. 

The bottom line is, you can't fool God, as He sees everything. If you want to try and justify your wrong behaviors before HIm, then have it.  

2. The US would not have been one of the major contributors to the World Wars had they been just a commonwealth to GB. They would have had a minor role similar to Australia or Canada. 

[reason10]

On 9/11/2023 at 2:40 PM, Queenmandy85 said:

I've been reading Tories: Fighting For the King in America's First Civil War, by Thomas B. Allen. It got me wondering what would America be like if the Whigs managed to negotiate with the Government in England and avoid war.

My thought is the the War of 1812 in America would not have occured, avoiding the American colonies first military defeat. Lord Durham's report would have dealt with lingering issues between London and the Americans and the Statute of Westminster would have recognized the US independence, just as it did for Australia, Canada and New Zealand. At that point, if they so desired, the Americans would have become a republic, complete with the Constitution and Bill of Rights. In other words, the USA would be the same as it is now. They would have avoided the trama of the Civil War and its 800,000 deaths, since slavery would have been effectively abolished 25 years earlier.

The upheaval of the American Revolution had no positive impact on how things turned out.

Canada, on the other hand, would have been quite different without the flood of American Conservatives fleeing the terrorism levied upon them by the gangs of Sons of Liberty roaming the colonies burning and pillaging.

It would look like it looks today, under unelected Adolf Biden.

A socialist shithole.