Long answer, but good answer friend.
This in particular is gold:
in this future, humanity still succumbs to the pains and pitfalls of present-day life in a way that suggests we won’t grow out of them
I thought Section 31 was some shit clinging to the bowl, but the writers keep assimilating it into the Star Trek matrix so much so that it implies the Federation of TNG is a naive facade 😔
Viva Mintaka III 💪🏴 I love that episode for having primitive superstitious Vulcanoid aliens instead of generic humanoids.
We live in a world that has ~~walls~~ federation worlds, and those federation worlds have to be guarded.
Who's gonna do it? You? You, Lieutenant Barclay?
lol I’m dying 🤣😆, thank you
I’ve begun singing it at the start of every trek intro
she was chosen to rule the Terran empire
Administer 15 mg of damnatio memoriae to the previous regime, stat!
Which episodes do you find the most timeless?
What do we usually call the method of killing people to send a political message?
“we” is carrying a lot of weight because one man’s ‘terrorist’ is another man’s ‘freedom fighter’
How about a Worfian view on on honor:
In war, there is nothing more honourable than victory.
Worf would absolutely jump out an airlock, drunk on honour, if it would actually mean victory.
But Worf wouldn’t jump out just to die for Gowron’s lulz.
Admiral Vance:
"It's made of our shit, you know?"
Locking up the community on they’re way out may have been well coordinated, but it isn't well received.
It feels a lot more like capitalism than community: Listen up, I own the deed to this community and my property rights are supreme.
I guess I joined lemmy just in time for all the chisme 🫖☕
Edit: a word
My dude you’ve had the patience of a saint, which makes this final rebuke so fucking tasty 🌶️🔥