An Amazing Timeline From The Comment Section

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[Cat-On-Wabdermelon]

Modern historians: explaining using facts and evidence

Ancient historians:

[bratwurstgamer]

Ah yes, America easily invading half of Europe in just a few years and securing their colonial empires without any consequences seems like a totally realistic scenario. This guy definitely knows that life isn‘t a HOI4 peace conference.

[YotoBoto]

I like how the Netherlands just survived, literally stood still and got away with it

[ddawajh]

"George Washington took his newly invented space shuttle to raid Buckingham Palace"

[alonk]

I dont know why you were so harsh, this is a totally reasonable timeline, and it's author should be applauded for their creativity, but especially their courage

[GodzillaX]

Good to know if I'm brave enough, I'll invite technology light-years ahead of what we have today

[ashtoncarriveau]

George Washington sitting under a cherry tree like Buddha under the sacred fig tree summoning M4 Carbines, M1 Abrams, F-16 Fighters.

[tupe]

"So Mr. Washington, America is free from the British yolk. What do we do now?"

"Murder."

[randomintrovertedspider]

And in the first minute, we're already getting into literal Divine Intervention. This is definitely an interesting video.

[Iter_fire_guy]

Imagine modern historians trying to explain why George Washington decided to invade half of the world




(that's a lot of likes)

[bruhicusmomentus]

The Commenter has the brilliance and eloquence of a brain aneurysm.

[Archenw]

This is so true, can we end racism and sexism right now?

[Orange-hswx]

I could 100% see this timeline coming to pass if my experience with the intensely realistic games of EU4 and Vic2 have taught me anything all you have to do is give your nation courage, willpower, and proper leadership and they can conquer the world and end all evil. I think your harshness on the scenario is underserved, and it is a real shame that the founding fathers were so humble and unambitious and were unable to complete this amazing conquest.

[vidaliam]

There is no way that this was unironic. No sentient being with any sense would spend their precious seconds to think up a scenario this abhorrently stupid unless it was a joke.

[TheBrawlUnit]

Conquering the world is so easy, really
1. Invade the world
2. Win
It's so simple

[reednoman]

one of the alternate history timelines of all time

[m.a.n]

actually no, this is realistic, because george washington was too scared to invade the netherlands, and knew that if he had, his army would've been ran over, and his empire annexed and incorporated within the dutch one.

[arthurbriand]

There is a French comics called "Napoléon Washington". It's an alternate history where the father of Napoleon killed a man in Corsica and fled the continent to America with his family. He joins the Revolution and saves Washington's life during the crossing of the Delaware. When he dies, Washington who was childless basically adopts his sons. The most brilliantn Napoléon joins the army of the young nation and rises through the ranks. He starts showing some warthirsty caracteristics that worry his adoptive father. His volunteers defeat the shawnees and conquer the indian territories. He becomes a general after joining an expedition to Quebec that kicks the british out ouf the continent. Washington fearing his son has become a new ceasar stops talking to him. Now that he has his own command, he conquers Louisiana. In 1799 he takes Veracruz and plans to march on Mexico but some people in Congress around John Adams are plotting against him so that he never comes back to the Union.

[ntareasn]

This is an opportunity for us to be imaginative and create shitposts of the highest quality standards. Please make more of these.

[SashedPotato]

I love possible history for destroying the most batshit takes casually and informatively 😭