I heard that before making George Washington the first Emperor, the Founding fathers seriously considered allowing everyone to vote. What would such a world look like?
I heard that before making George Washington the first Emperor, the Founding fathers seriously considered allowing everyone to vote. What would such a world look like?
Probably a lot less corruption and incompetence, for one.....I mean, sure, universal democracies aren't always perfect, but look at Canada, the Union of Northern America, Cascadia, and Mexico; all of which are presidential democracies with a high amount of development on the Schroeder-Stevens scale, according to the International Human Rights & Development Agency-those are the models to look to.
Well yeah, especially when all these "presidents" are just another title for the Emperor. And that scale...it certainly does help that 5 of the 7 sitting council-states of the IHRDA are part of the greater Empire.