Some people still believe there are no politics in Star Trek
Some people still believe there are no politics in Star Trek
As powerful as this scene was, the next one has Rom asking his mom to get naked. Ferengis are the best!
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DS9 dabbled into politics in ways the other series never did, to the point of a culture conflict, war, genocide, oppression, occupancy, etc.
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DS9 certainly took it to a more intense point, but there's not a single Star Trek series that wasn't constantly swimming in politics, philosophy and ethics dilemmas. Anyone who thinks there isn't real life politics in Star Trek isn't paying attention.
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Star Trek has been very political since the original series.
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And don't forget Miles O'Brien, union man. Or Quark's employees forming a union for that matter
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The setting allowed for some deep introspection not distracted by the Planet of the Week™
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"Well behaved fe-males rarely make profit"
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Star Trek going woke again, who would seriously allow women to wear clothes, let alone earn profit. Disgusting!
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Based Moogie
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Moooogieeeeee
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There doesn't exist sci fi that isn't political. Even space opera and strange fiction is political.
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Moogie is great. I love the scene where she is explaining some sort of investment she has to Iggy-Pop Vorta, who then responds with something like, "As fascinating as this is, if your son doesn't collect you soon I'm going to have to kill you."
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Iggy Pop Vorta is the best Vorta
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Meanwhile on Earth 2023: I would sell my own mother to have less chaos.
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I feel called out...
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Lol, more like inspired by
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Use your words.
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