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05 Dec 2020, 4:23 pm

Go ahead Chakotey, the nursery is full of borg babies.


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05 Dec 2020, 4:29 pm

Jakki wrote:
Go ahead Chakotey, the nursery is full of borg babies.


No don't hurt the tiny borglings!
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05 Dec 2020, 5:27 pm

Awe........... Aaaaawwee...... poor helpless collective of things.


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09 Dec 2020, 12:36 am

8O <- Gowron eyes. You'll never look at this emoji the same way.



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^ Maybe that's why I use it :P

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11 Dec 2020, 5:10 pm

I think I have my favourite Star Trek episode. VOY: S5 Ep 15 Dark Frontier. Fight me.



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11 Dec 2020, 8:50 pm

^ can't argue with that :D , it's a great episode.



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13 Dec 2020, 10:29 am

Though I prefer TOS, TNG, and Voyager as series the Deep Space Nine final season episode Chrysalis is among my favorites. Sarina is one of my favorite characters in the whole franchise.



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13 Dec 2020, 11:11 am

TNG and Voyager actually felt like they had very supportive roles for women Actresses . Capt Janeway ,
And 7 of 9 , helped me out in my lowest emotional days , They actually felt good to watch . Alittle sense of inspiation


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Jakki wrote:
TNG and Voyager actually felt like they had very supportive roles for women Actresses . Capt Janeway ,
And 7 of 9 , helped me out in my lowest emotional days , They actually felt good to watch . Alittle sense of inspiation


Representation is part of the point of Star Trek. Discovery has a nonbinary actor/character as of the third season and a gay relationship between men almost since the beginning. The end of Picard's first season potentially added a lesbian relationship there.



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14 Dec 2020, 6:02 am

I just realized that the voice of Nomad:



Is also the control voice for The Outer Limits:



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19 Dec 2020, 2:27 pm

We only see things from the Federation's side. Of course the officers tow the party line. Perhaps the Federation is really Earth's empire. The other "members" pay tribute to the humans in exchange for protection. Some of these other species are allowed to join Star Fleet for appearances, but it's really all controlled by Earth. Far as I know, nearly all federation colonists are humans. You rarely see other federation species being allowed to settle outside of their home planets.

And of course the Federation government likes to claim all these planets are voluntary members in a co-operative, peaceful endeavor. It's less harsh than the Klingon and Romulan approach.



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ezbzbfcg2 wrote:
We only see things from the Federation's side. Of course the officers tow the party line. Perhaps the Federation is really Earth's empire. The other "members" pay tribute to the humans in exchange for protection. Some of these other species are allowed to join Star Fleet for appearances, but it's really all controlled by Earth. Far as I know, nearly all federation colonists are humans. You rarely see other federation species being allowed to settle outside of their home planets.

And of course the Federation government likes to claim all these planets are voluntary members in a co-operative, peaceful endeavor. It's less harsh than the Klingon and Romulan approach.


A scenario like that almost occurred in Deep Space Nine during the war against the Dominion, when a group of Humans (never saw any aliens onscreen on their side as far as I can remember) in Starfleet tried to essentially establish a military dictatorship by overthrowing the Federation Councils non-human president to 'protect' earth, but was averted.

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