The United Socialist States (USS) is a revolutionary socialist micronation and mock government committed to building a just, egalitarian society founded on the principles of collective ownership, workers’ democracy, and anti-imperialism. Established as a response to the failures of late-stage capitalism and neoliberal governance, the USS envisions a world where power rests not in the hands of the wealthy elite, but with the people themselves.

Structured as a federation of autonomous socialist republics, the USS values unity through solidarity, internationalism, and mutual aid. The government operates through a centralized yet participatory model, where worker councils and people’s assemblies guide national policy, and elected representatives remain accountable to the citizens at every level.

The USS embraces economic planning, public ownership of key industries, universal social services, environmental sustainability, and the protection of human rights for all—especially marginalized and oppressed communities. It stands in staunch opposition to fascism, colonialism, and corporate exploitation.

The United Socialist States serves both as a symbolic rejection of capitalist systems and as a creative political experiment—a space where ideas of liberation, equality, and democratic socialism are not only imagined but practiced.