I recently watched the mockumentary film CSA and was very interested in what i saw. I easily recognise that the events in the film are totally ASB and even with a southern victory in the American Civil War, the idea of the entire USA falling under their jurisdiction, as well as slavery surviving through the evolution of society and liberalization of ideas is just as implausible.
So my question would be, is there a specific POD which could see a society in which slavery is accepted as a part of modern day life? This does not necessarily have to be slavery in which slaves are brought from Africa (say slavery with Africans ruling over Europeans could be a fun way to go in the TL too), but is there a way it could be deemed acceptable in society in North America.
My ideas on the matter included slavery being of importance to the north as well as the south of the US. I would also prefer a POD after the declaration of Independence.
Is there any way people can see this happening, or is it totally ASB?
So my question would be, is there a specific POD which could see a society in which slavery is accepted as a part of modern day life? This does not necessarily have to be slavery in which slaves are brought from Africa (say slavery with Africans ruling over Europeans could be a fun way to go in the TL too), but is there a way it could be deemed acceptable in society in North America.
My ideas on the matter included slavery being of importance to the north as well as the south of the US. I would also prefer a POD after the declaration of Independence.
Is there any way people can see this happening, or is it totally ASB?