u/dagataga

Let's just say The British Isles as a whole don't get attacked by anyone, and the territory remains a part of The Western Roman Empire as a largely forgotten, remote island up until the Fall of Rome. Perhaps the Romans in Rome see they are fighting a losing battle after the first Visigoth raid, and abandon the city for Londonium by boat, vowing to amass strength to later reclaim territories from the Germanic barbarians. How might this have changed things?

It's literally all his, the land, the people, and the government. That's it.

This has been on my mind as recent history. Biden's administration refused to allow railroad workers strike due to the threat to the economy. What if things changed and the government didn't intervene and allowed the strikes during the pandemic? Alternately, what if large numbers of workers went on an unauthorized strike instead?

Let's just say, maybe Genghis was a bit more cautious and didn't try to take on China, Central and West Asia, or Europe, instead focusing on conquering North Asian tribes in Siberia and accidentally stubled upon North America. How might things have changed?

I'm talking full automatics, rocket launchers, bombs, Davy Crockett nukes, and nerve gas; all the fun stuff Americans generally aren't allowed to own just being in civilian hands. What do you think America would be like if no one ever managed to pass legislation curtailing The Second Amendment?

Everyone knows Maryland was a Catholic colony, Connecticut was a Puritan colony, etc. in the Thirteen Colonies. What most people fail to realize is that Virginia was made for virgins ONLY, and you could be kicked out for losing your virginity.

What's with the totally false claim that Virginia is for lovers when they just end up exiled for not protecting their virginity? Are they just stupid or something?