Timeline Voting: Communist or Monarchist America ?

Which Timeline should I do ?

  • Monarchist USA

    Votes: 73 61.9%
  • Communist USA

    Votes: 38 32.2%
  • Continue "Golden Eagle"

    Votes: 6 5.1%
  • Another one (Comment)

    Votes: 1 0.8%

  • Total voters
    118
As you can see by my previous two threads, I'm planning on creating an new Timeline with the experience I learned from "The Golden Eagle". I decided to Center it on the US this time, and I have two options: Either an America that becomes a Monarchy during the Revolutionary War, or a Communist one in the Interwar years.

Which one do you want ? I understand that the latter option doesn't have many Timelines written due to the hardship of achieving it, while the first one is a classic. Any hints and suggestions are welcome too.
 
I say communist as long as it's not just "Soviet Union in America" complete with American Stalin and the like.

I think it would be very interesting to see how a Communist economy develops in a country with a liberal background, rather than a feudal one in Russia. How the message of equality is interpreted in a country with a long history of racial segregation but no Nobility like in Russia. And of course how the fact that there's no rival neighbour like Germany to Russia affects it's view on military and expansion.
 
I say communist as long as it's not just "Soviet Union in America" complete with American Stalin and the like.

I think it would be very interesting to see how a Communist economy develops in a country with a liberal background, rather than a feudal one in Russia. How the message of equality is interpreted in a country with a long history of racial segregation but no Nobility like in Russia. And of course how the fact that there's no rival neighbour like Germany to Russia affects it's view on military and expansion.
Syndicalism is much more likely to happen in America, as shown by the primacy of the IWW in American radical Leftism before the Red Scare.
 
I pick monarchy because generally speaking it is a less totalitarian system and there are better odds at some aspects of economic freedom like property rights existing.

Of course, monarchy often depends on the qualities of the monarch which is very unstable.

But Communism generally has only a few possible outcomes, none being very good.

Unless perhaps you mean "Communist" in the Chinese sense, with economic liberalism. Still would take the monarchy though.
 
Monarchy would be something easier for me to write, because it's a lot easier to get.

In America, private propriety and economical freedom are integral values. And those aren't compromised necessarily by having a King, but they are by having a General Secretary.
 
I've never seen an imperial American timeline, but I've seen some Communist USSA timelines, excluding the infamous Joe Steele timeline. I think my decision is pretty much set regarding the vote.
 
I am serious I want someone to make that timeline, it would be rad and really unique I mean we have hade Monarchical USA we have had communist USA but never a Monarchical communist USA. Maybe some sort of Imperial socialism?
What kind of monstrosity is Monarchical Communism ? How would that even work ?
 
Since Monarchism is winning 2:1 by now, I guess I'm sorry comrades, go back to reading "Reds !" Because King Washington is coming.

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I've never seen an imperial American timeline,

There are a few on this site, but they tend to not last very long, or go very far.

Since Monarchism is winning 2:1 by now, I guess I'm sorry comrades, go back to reading "Reds !" Because King Washington is coming.


Are you going to change the POD to be earlier enough that he actually has the ability to have children. Or shall we have the cliche Washinghton -> Step-children -> Step-Grandchildren -> Robert E Lee (who married either the G-Granddaughter or the Granddaughter,)
 
There are a few on this site, but they tend to not last very long, or go very far.



Are you going to change the POD to be earlier enough that he actually has the ability to have children. Or shall we have the cliche Washinghton -> Step-children -> Step-Grandchildren -> Robert E Lee (who married either the G-Granddaughter or the Granddaughter,)
Having King Robert I Lee as king is a cliche ? Never heard about it. I will try to avoid the "Step-children" cliche.
 
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