if there had been a recent star trek series none of you would have fallen into conservatism
>Deanna Troi gets BLACKED by a space nigger
Litteraly the day I first took the red pill
Space mongol > space commies
>>71091223
motherfucker gets his vocab from porn
>>71091223
lol and from two transgender people
>>71091223
>mfw I smoked a joint with Deanna after a convention once
>>71091096
I'm conservative because of my Christian values. Not because of a gay TV show
>>71091096
Yep. And guess what. I heard a new series is coming out, no?
>>71091686
maybe theres hope for the nerd yet
>>71091609
Nice.
But seriously, seven of nine is best ST female.
>>71091096
The Prime Directive is anti-liberal because it is explicitly against universalism, and the belief in linear progress.
>>71091096
Reminder that Picards tenure as Enterprise captain was overall a net loss for the Federation
>robotics set back decades cause Data needed rights
>Turned the Borg toward humanity
>Failed at defeating the Borg when given the opportunity
>interfered in the affairs of countless space faring civilizations
>Claimed the Prime Directive was his ultimate authority but had no problem shitting on it when it inconvenienced him
>MUH BAJORANS
Only thing he did right was not trust the Space Jews.
>>71091636
You picked the wrong wing for that, Zio-fool
DS9 was Conservative as fuck.
>>71091809
the pd states not to interfere with less developed civs. progress is represented by reaching towards ftl travel.
>>71091096
What do you mean? Star Trek represents the fantasy outcome for communism--it's fun to watch because it's patently impossible for us to achieve anytime soon and possibly ever.
>>71091775
Seven of Nine could turn Sulu straight.
>>71091775
>But seriously, seven of nine is best ST female.
This is the correct answer
>b-but muh Dr. Crusher and Counselor Troi
Both god awful characters that were completely useless in everything they did. The show wouldve been better without them.
>>71092105
erm no
scarcity is nonexistent because all products and materials can be created at will
you're just a Jew
Star Trek ruins young minds. Look what it did to Cuck Wheaton.
>>71091775
Seven of Nine is responsible for Obama becoming president. Not even kidding.
>>71092344
>scarcity is nonexistent because all products and materials can be created at will
Are you talking about in Star Trek or now?
Because in ST that's exactly the case. Which is why communism works there, because there's cornucopia technology so we don't need any NKVD shitheads roaming around making everyone equal.
M2E and E2M technology + nearly limitless clean energy = post-scarcity, eliminating the major impediment to any functioning form of socialism or communism because it gets rid of the "who gets what" question that capitalism solves by allowing market pressure to determine value, rather than some abstraction about "fairness."
So, until I can tell my wall to get me a burger, hot, and coke, ice cold, it's a fantasy.
>implying Worf isn't always right
So Riker only joined Starfleet for unlimited AAYYY vagoo right?
>>71092742
>communism finally works in fiction
color me surprised.
>>71091096
>implying
Nigger, I watched it more for the based alien races than the cucked federation.
>>71093238
>Communion only works when supplies and infinite and there is no labour needed to get any object you wish.
>>71093399
Are we anywhere near that place?
>>71093535
theres already enough food
>>71092088
It does not only apply to pre-warp civilizations. It states that the Federation will not interfere with the natural development of any species, and picking factions or interfering with the internal affairs of other societies.. It does not say "but if they've discovered warp drive, you can do anything you want to change their culture, economic systems, governance, and coerce them to join the galactic community according to the beliefs and practices of the Federation".
Matter can neither be created or destroyed, so how in the hell does a food replication work?
>>71093798
what about labor?
>>71093535
Human nature won't allow for it atm. It's going to be... a long road... gettin from here to there
>>71091096
>The shittest doctor
Beverly Crusher is a milf.
>>71093964
plenty of people are willing to volunteer already or maybe robots. sci fi is about an ideal to work towards
>>71094063
She was okay, but she was clearly just a Bones-esque replacement for Crusher.
>>71091096
>if there had been a recent star trek series
I actually recently watched all of TNG and it didn't change me politically at all.
It's fantasy. Star Trek's egalitarian universe relies on fundamental changes to society that are literally impossible.
>>71094062
Fuckin ENT.
>>71094095
What if the writer of the scifi didn't forsee any negative implications of their ideals, creating a fictional utopia.
What if it's unattainable?
>>71094095
There's still a very defined limit to what we could do. A universally "fair" distribution of resources and living standards would, at the very best, have most of us moving from first world countries to ex-soviet bloc shit-tier setups.
Star Trek posits that we have technology that lets you turn literal shit into energy which you can then turn into an artificial organ or something. It's just plain not going to happen for awhile, if ever. To attain the gini coefficient of the Federation we'd have to live in Romania-tier homes with rural chink food levels.
And then where would that get us?
>>71094280
>why aren't we the federation I would know nothing about yet
>reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
>four seasons
>>71092742
things cant be created at will. you need a replicator. the replicator needs energy, an enormous amount. To create that energy you need an anti-matter generator, which is a rarity in the galaxy, available to only the top 1%, such as Starfleet.
>Why do you resist? We only wish to raise quality of life, for all species.
It's like lefty Trekkies didn't even watch the fucking show. Yes, it says humanity has a lot of shit it still needs to evolve past, but when watched in its ENTIRETY, Star Trek does not neatly ramify either left wing or right wing ideas. It excoriates the tendencies of both in different contexts.
The fact that you don't seem to hear right wing Star Trek fans--and there are many--trying to spin the show in their favor all the time suggests that maybe they actually gleaned more, and have a more circumspect appreciation for the shows than self-righteous crusading liberals, and starry-eyed progress-minded futurists seem to.
>>71094916
> Star Trek does not neatly ramify either left wing or right wing ideas
this agrees with my op
>>71094869
>To create that energy you need an anti-matter generator
In Star Trek as in reality, producing antimatter is a net consumer of energy. The Federation uses fusion for power generation, then uses some of that to produce antimatter for high-intensity applications like starships.
>>71094869
>To create that energy you need an anti-matter generator, which is a rarity in the galaxy, available to only the top 1%, such as Starfleet.
Where is it stated that replicators are only available to Starfleet? Pretty sure Quark's got a couple. So does every set of quarters on DS9. They're apparently all over earth, too, if you believe Sisko's dad.
There are numerous mentions of industrial replicators over TNG and DS9's runs, implying they exist in common fabrication roles.
They even show up on loljor, the Holocaust world.
I know I'm in the minority here but I never found either Trio or Beverley to be hot. There was plenty of much more attractive guests on the show.
>>71095008
Burkean conservatism is based on the organic progress of societies. It's almost a Darwinian model for societal social and economic progress, which stood in contrast to the French ideological and dialectical model of progress, which was the forerunner of Hegel and Marx.
Star Trek is explicitly against dialectical materialism, and seems to respect the organic development of societies according to their biology, and geographical circumstances. I think Star Trek explicitly shows the unequal nature of different societies, and there is an implicit acceptance of these differences. In this sense, Star Trek is classically conservative if we are going by 18th century standards.
It however is very much against the moralization of natural hierarchy and difference as a tool for conquest, in which the strong are encouraged to dominate the weak. This notion exists at a point in the right wing spectrum, and represents an elements of extreme conservatism that Trek repudiates.
Of course it also repudiates the strident, conquest oriented ideas of the left, as well as the classical liberal notions of universalized progress, and divine mandate.
>>71091096
...but i've seen every episode of all series and watched DS9 like 3 times and TNG twice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeKZmIfhEJM
>>71094916
Not to mention, conservatism is just a KIND of liberalism. ALL of our politics come from the enlightenment. We've gotten rid of virtually all prior forms of thought about man and how society should function. In that sense I actually think the western left/right dichotomy is itself a cultural conceit, deceptive, and ultimately insufficient in its descriptive capacity.
It's very easy to show this to simply see how it begins to completely break down when you try to use it to analyze countries like Russia, India, China, or Japan.
>DS9
>not a multikulti hell hole
pls.
>>71095726
Troy has gotten better with age.
>pic related it's her at 58
>>71095726
Pic related amirite?
>>71096015
meant to cont
>>71095773
>>71096188
I always wondered if she hated herself for having to get friendly like that with Wheaton.
>>71096030
I'd like to probe her wormhole, if you know what I mean
>>71092673
indirectly. it's not even her fault, it's the fault of the democrats who leaked her private divorce files illegally.
>>71096030
I'd put my batliff between her tits.
>>71091609
Not now Wesley.
>>71093399
That's not communism either, though. Communism involves the proletarian ownership of the means of production. A post-scarcity society needs no ownership of this automated capital, just the goods resulting from it. There are no more proletariat because nobody needs to work anymore. No more "class struggle", no more "exploitation", or any of the things commies cry about.
The nice part is the world is inevitably heading in this direction, and barring global catastrophe, it may very well happen within the next 50-100 years.
>>71098022
You're forgetting that in Star Trek, humanity apparently has an average IQ equivalent to roughly a contemporary score of 115 with a very narrow bell curve, and has eliminated all mental pathologies. This is nowhere near happening, and will either take culling, and/or massive genetic engineering.
>>71098261
Global average IQs of 115 are not necessary for economic automation, though they'd certainly help speed up the transition. As for genetic engineering, that isn't implausible either. Gattaca-style voluntary eugenics services practically sell themselves, because already it is a small minority who don't want to have a child guaranteed free of genetic defects and with a high intelligence, and that >muh god's image crowd might very well shrink in the future.
>>71098560
>Global average IQs of 115 are not necessary for economic automation
Oh, no, of course not, but it is probably necessary for a humanity that can function socially in such a world. For the majority of humanity at this moment, such an existence would be disastrous, and invite all kinds of existential issues that would be expressed in criminality, civic chaos, social breakdown, and general hell.
>>71094063
I liked that doctor. The fact that she viewed Data as an appliance rather than a person was a nice contrast with the rest of the crew.
>>71096030
it's climb into her Jeffries Tube if you catch my drift
>>71098824
Sex bots and drugs are the panem et circenses of the future. That or we create Culture-style personal robots that follow criminals around and stop them from committing crimes.
>>71095662
i think a lot of the colonies dont have them
>>71100187
I wonder if everyone in the Trek universe is highly medicated. Maybe they'll finally make good MMOs and everyone will starting living in and finding meaning in competitive virtual lives.
>>71096188
she's cute. but i wanted to fuck Gabrielle the most.
They had a whole planet where you could fuck any woman as long as you didn't knock damage the plants.
>>71098560
>economic automation
LOL futurism...
>the black dudge from a belligerent culture that glorifies violence and ignorance gets all the ladies
>Geordi LaForge, who applied his mind and became a chief space engineer, never gets any ladies (except on the Holodeck, and creeped the shit out of that white professor woman when she found out he had a private program of her that accidentally fell in love with him...)
>>71091609
I would have done anything to get inside that. Probably still would.
>>71102344
It's been happening for the past few decades, m8. If you look outside your basement window, you'll see that the pace is accelerating every year. Automation is inevitable, deal with it luddite.
>>71094063
I always skipped her episodes. She was gross. Definitely not milf class.
>>71092546
BAZINGA
>>71091096
Wrong. When they come out with the new Star trek it's gonna be gay and sjw so hard, because that's what the times are like, it won't be progressive and centrist, it will be lefist and gay and will piss a lot of people off, you know it
>>71103085
Of course. You have to have the underdog anti white male feminist with an impossible skill set, a sexually ambiguous character so they can waste at least 12 episodes trying to build some lame love story that panders to attention-quota bleeding heart liberals and of course the episode where all the white guys are kucked by some army of niggers that's supposed to represent progress over those same white men that were inexplicably keeping everyone in the fucking UNIVERSE down.
>I'll never get to bust a move out of engineering like Geordi LaForge.
Why live?
>>71091096
what are you on about? fuck your faggot ass show
>>71096453
>batliff
>>71096030
I would cum inside her if you know what I mean.
>>71091096
come play /risk/ with other /pol/lacks
>>>>>71102132
new players welcome, all rules will be explained
>>71091096
> if there had been a recent star trek series
This board would have even more gay faggots on it than it already does.
I know. I'd totally spoon with George Takei, even today. But, totally and then some when he was in his prime.
Kirk could go blow himself on the holodeck, though.
>>71102628
You can't trace a curve and predict "full automation" you dipshit, your whole premise is flawed.
>>71104779
It's just a scheme to get tripcodes out of us.
>>71104869
What is it that you think is un-automatable, and why?
>>71104628
he can name it whatever he wants
Mine is called the hooded stranger.
>>71104942
There are many tasks that are too complex for automation. Others may be amenable to automation but it won't be economical for various reasons.
I don't think automation is going to increase much from this time out anon. If anything, it will decrease except in certain specific industries.
>>71091096
I'm 36. That was the Star Trek I grew up watching.
>>71105138
>There are many tasks that are too complex for automation
Like?
>>71105202
Plumbing for one of a million.
>>71105437
If you're talking about trade-related tasks, I agree that those are more difficult to automated than administrative or some service-related ones. Not because the algorithms are impossible to write, but because it requires a humanoid robot that doesn't suck. Once that problem is solved, the rest falls into place. Or are you saying we will never have decent robots either?
>>71091096
Star Trek sucked. It was so fucking thoughtless.
Warp drive is impossible, so the whole premise of the whole goddamned series is false. They could have based it on deep time, Ark ships, and worm holes, but instead they stuck with the 1960s bullshit and the 1960s makeup.
Why the fuck would an alien look like a human? It's so dumb. I am so glad it's cancelled. I just wish they would stop making movies of it.
>>71091096
The only reason the Federation is able to exist in the state that it does is because of replicators.
Replicators make capital useless, and physical objects are at the touch of your fingers. As long as you have an energy source (and that is plentiful), you have unlimited manufacturing capabilities.
>>71105705
Yep, we'll never have decent robots. Never.
Nor will we have robots that can handle complicated field tasks like evaluating the cattle, or managing the employees, or driving the trucks because automated driving sucks ass and will fail horribly and be banned some day soon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjJLC7fCMgU
>>71091096
I watched TSO, TNG, DS9 and VOY, every episode
All the Star Trek stuff made after that is ruined
>>71105728
lol, is this bait?
>what is science fiction
>>71096030
I would fuck her in the ass, if you know what I mean.
>>71104805
Am I the only one who thinks George Takei was never attractive? John Cho is a way hotter Sulu.
>>71096030
I would survey her expense if you decipher my message
I'm conservative because I know that the techno space magic that made a post-scarcity Star Trek society possible is a fantasy, and attempts to emulate it without that space magic are a fantasy.
>>71091096
what? ST's pretty damn conservative. It has progressive ideals crammed in randomly but that's life.
it was somewhat liberal for the time it was made but by comparison its right wing extremism
>>71091775
Her and the Doctor were some of the best hyjinks.
>>71094869
>>71092742
>>71095662
Nitpicking: its called post-scarcity economics , not post scarcity-economics. As in, its the economic system after scarcity economics, not the economic system after scarcity no longer exists. ie the economy is not based off scarcity, this does not mean scarcity does not exist.
Starfleet EASILY fits the bill for post-scarcity economics.
Literally unlimited bullshit for everyone is post scarcity economics, but
>Post-scarcity is not generally taken to mean that scarcity has been eliminated for all consumer goods and services, instead it is often taken to mean that all people can easily have their basic survival needs met along with some significant proportion of their desires for goods and services,[3] with writers on the topic often emphasizing that certain commodities are likely to remain scarce in a post-scarcity society
>>71091096
>natsoc economics
>cuckservatism
>>71091775
more like 6 of 9
>>71093948
I've always assumed they carried a bunch of mass around. Like just a room litterally filled with dirt or something. And the replicator can suck it up, restructure the particles into food particles, and voila. And then do the same thing with the sewage after u shit it out etc.
If they can break the speed of light I assume they can rip atoms apart and rearrange them probably. Easy peasy.
>>71091809
>>71092088
>>71093912
I love that shit. So many people think it's just about warp but it's more sensible and conservative than anyone is willing to admit.
>>71105728
>Why are all planets round?
>Why is all known life carbon-based?
>Why does all known life require liquid water?
>refresher, oct, agh gyro
just kill me
>>71091223
>>71091096
Why? Star Trek is great,...
They already fought a Eugenics war and practice gene manipulation for every birth.
It would fix everyone. Pipedream, but it would fix everyone.
>>71109930
Plus, you ever see a Muslim on Earth in Star Trek?
Yeah, me neither.
However the aliens that scammed Moses and Abraham and invented Judaism as a prank plague the Federation to this day.
>>71102627
>deanna troy over captain janeway
>>71091775
fucking idiot. Ensign Ro is the hottest
>>71109930
star trek is actually really shitty when it comes to genetics
they are so afraid of creating another eugenics war that they reject genetic manipulation unless medically necessary. lots of episodes dealing with this issue, and always the same conclusion
>>71096030
i would rummage around her Jefferies tubes.
>>71102006
kek
I'm just imagining Riker.
>Aww yeah gonna get all up in that...and that...and those too.
suddenly panic
>"wait what's happening why are we leaving?"
finds out about wesley's fuckup
>"Wesley when hot people ask you to stay off the grass you stay off the FUCKING GRASS!"
>"I'm going to the fucking holodeck"
>>71091096
Why? Star Trek works because their world is post-scarcity, even then there are still resources that can't be replicated.
>>71109420
>>Why is all known life carbon-based?
>>Why does all known life require liquid water?
check your privilege!
also remember that episode where they advocated torture...
Remember that episode where they advocated torturing children...
...specifically remember that episode where they advocated torturing changeling children.
man star trek was fucked up sometimes.
>>71096030
Damn, what does one have to do to look like that at 58?
Fuck yall humans. Fuck yall.
Klingons takin the fuck over. Give it thirty more years and we own your federation.
We wreck your space shit.
Claim your bitches.
Program every fuckin replicator to serve gagh..
How can human men even compete? You know you fuckin cant and you wont do shit to stop us.
>>71092673
>>71096352
>Jack Ryan
>Goldman Sachs
Nothing of value was lost
>>71111244
Hi sexy.
>>71105728
>Why the fuck would an alien look like a human?
Actually this is explained in an episode, an ancient progenitor race seeded most life in the galaxy.
>>71111867
>>71091775
>not that pioneer engineering qt whom geordi fell in love with in the holochamber
>>71111867
believe it or not- when you focus your erg energy on a woman when you ejaculate- she absorbs a bit of that energy
deanna troi was such a sponge for teenage boy sexual energy that the actress is still very beautiful today- literally from the cum of 2,240,000 young boys
>>71113912
doesn't seem to work with porn stars
>>71091986
> Robotics set back decades cause data needed rights
I thought the general idea was that the guy who wanted to take him apart had a really flimsy understanding of exactly what he was trying to do technically, and probably would have failed to properly figure out how to make more androids.
Shit, even with the superior knowledge about himself that he had, Data failed to make a properly working android too.
> Turned the borg against humanity
Wasn't that Q's fault for forcing the enterprise to confront them in the first place?
And regardless, it probably did them a lot of good to find out about the borg at that time instead of just having them roll through one day when no one knows jack shit about them.
>you will never be a crew member of a multicultural spaceship
Why live?
>Not being old enough to have experienced that epic 'Best of both worlds' cliff hanger.
seriously i pity you youngfags.
Best cliff hanger ever
There was that dumb episode where Picard went full retard and disclosed the Federations secret cloaking device and phase technology that could let starships fly through solid matter.
It's ok for Romulans and Klingons to have cloaking technology. But hol up we signed a treaty 70 years ago that says we cant have it. Better spill the beans on our secret weapons project.
Surprised Picard didn't get booted out of Starfleet for that, or had an untimely accident... Woops he got transported into the sun.
>>71114491
>multicultural
They did a couple SJW-themed Neelix episodes.
I would have spaced that goat-faced SOB and taken his quick-grow space-elf woman. Good thing I wasn't there, I lucked out.
>tfw you will never detach her head and wear it on your dick while experiencing a simultaneous hivemind orgasm.
why bother?
>>71091096
main female waifu tier:
Ezri Dax > Ro Laren > Seven > Jadzia Dax > T’Pol > Deanna Troi > Tasha Yar > Kira > Hoshi > B’elanna > Janeway > Uhura > Kes > Keiko >>>>> Crusher >>>>>>>>>*12 parsecs*>>>>>>>>Pulaski
>>71092058
damn you're right. comparatively. Never thought about that.
>>71091775
Wesley iS the best ST girl tho.
#TRAPSFORTRUMP
>>71115367
I used to live near Alice Krige in London, saw her at least once a week. Her daughter is unbelievably smoking hot.
>>71114388
The Borg where already abducting and assimilatinng humans and romulans along the neutral zone at least a year before they show up after Q
>>71115917
Tell me more, Crobro. Does she smell like milk and latex?
>>71115939
This.
Q was doing them a favor.
He clearly had an interest in saving humanity that the continuum didn't understand.
The epic last episode "all good things" confirms as much.
>>71116037
I can't find a pic of her daughter anywhere. She'd walk down the sidewalk and people (men and women) would stop in their tracks just stare at her.
I was introduced to Alice once, couldn't smell her through due to being in Tesco.
>>71111867
Be nonwhite.
>>71116362
>I was introduced to Alice once
Hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng
>she has a hot daughter
That's a cool bonus, but I'd sell my soul just to lick her dirty taint right now.
>>71091096
>watching Star Trek
>being a fucking bigot watching Star Trek
>not a single Muslim in future space
>not a single faggot or transvestite in future space
WELL what do you have to say to excuse your shitlord behavior promoting such a racist white privilage show???
>>71091223
>Troy blacked
Fuck that the show is racist the poor under privileged systematically oppressed poor Klingon was cuck blocked by a tall white man named Will Riker who was also his boss
You better apologize for watching such a racist show!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colored_People's_Time
I wondered how everyone instantly knew what he meant. To me, CP means cheese pizza and nothing else because I'm in my early 20s.
I guess it's an older expression.
>>71111244
>Ensign Ro
>hot
MOLE
Mole
Mole mole mole
Mole mole mole mole mole mole
mooooooollllleeeeee
Mole
>>71116831
CP is illegal shitlord
>>71105728
>Warp drive is impossible,
Well it's science fiction.
BUT for some reason that they refuse to explain, NASA is study FTL technology extensively.
>>71115734
This is the correct response.
>>71094869
They had an episode where Picard visited his family in France, they mentioned not wanting to get a replicator just out of preference for making it themselves
>>71117407
No it isn't you Americans have no fucking taste I swear, stick to your fat burgers wide load
Earth in Star Trek was the product of a more evolved humanity and it's form of government could never exist in these times.
You might call it liberal but look at the extreme lack of degenerates, also not one fucking hint of Islam. Blacks in it have finally abandoned their victim complex and are no longer thugin and buging. Women have the freedom to work but they're not shaving their heads and trying to be a manly as possible.
If anything represents modern liberalism in the universe it's the borg: genderless, cultureless, and of one mind; and they're one of the rare species viewed as pure evil.
I wish our earth was more like the one in Star Trek but a lot of people are holding us back. It's not western conservatives that are the problem, it's everyone else.
>>71117543
How would you order them?
>>71103818
Geordi and Broccoli were such unfortunate characters
Even in the future, engineers are beta
>>71117644
Seven first no list without seven first is fail
>>71111530
And they're a meritocracy. They have no enforced quotas or the like. Worf is so strange precisely because he is the only klingon working aboard a starfleet vessel, and its to do with his character and perseverance. No one forces shitty races into starfleet because they're under privileged. If they pass the entrance exams, they get in.
>>71117648
>black star ship engineer
The time travel episodes were more realistic
>>71091096
The main villains in Star Trek were big government communists.
The main heroes were small government libertarians.
>>71117634
>Borg is evil
>Borg Queen is literally the hottest woman in the Galaxy
I wouldn't resist knowing it's futile and all
>>71117708
I would have put seven second.
Ezri is just slightly cuter, don't be a faggot.
>>71115734
How about Worf's klingon mate, Alexander's mother? She was pretty hot.
>>71117880
>cuter
Faggot
>>71116831
The CP is on CP time in the thread desu!
CP is always late
>>71117648
O'brien was the most depressing character on the show. Keiko was such a huge cunt.
>>71091096
There's a new series coming out next year. With the state of the recent movies I'm really worried about its quality.
I think you /pol/lacks would make good Romulan underlings
>>71096030
164 posts but not one of you commanders told me about your sexual organs
>>71118067
Whatever, m8.
On another note, I've always wanted to rub my frenulum up a klingon's forehead ridges.
>tfw no qt trekkie gf to let me do disgusting things to
>>71105138
D E L U S I O N A L
>>71118149
Miles was red pilling us on women, even in the future they will be bitches. Bitches never change.
>>71118149
They had to make her a cunt. The less of a cunt she was, the more screen time she would have, the more money they would have had to pay her.
>>71091223
>Deanna Troi
Sirtis has whipped her tits out several times in other movies
Best captain imo. Based as fuck
>>71118229
That episode was atrocious. The episode was about a sexless society. Affirmating your gender was really a bad thing to do and a mental sickness. It was about a world were SJW won.
Truely a nighmarish vision.
Riker was yet again dumb because why try to bang a transwhatever the hell people when you can bang Troi who is, without doubt a female.
>>71121278
You are under arrest for aiding and abetting a known criminal.
Starfleet is a military organization.
Life outside Starfleet is not talked about much.
There is never a mentioning of property on earth, owning land.
For example how is Picard's family distributing their self grown wine?
There were a lot of humans not satisfied on living on earth, instead settling in new frontiers.
Basically everyone working outside Starfleet is looked down upon by them in the series.
Military has different rules than society.
It also still looks like a lot of people actually wanting to work trade in latinum.
Only the lazy hedonistic people live on earth, everyone else basically is in Starfleet or working for other organisations for latinum or starting businesses on other planets, also dealing in platinum.
>>71091096
>watching a boring as fuck show
nope man
>>71115734
>you will never be chosen by a Klingon woman to satisfy her while she goes through her reproductive cycle/Pon farr
Why even live?
>>71122563
woops, Vulcan.
>>71122563
That was her real boobs by the way?
>>71122125
Actually there is.
In First Contact Picard talk about how there is no money and people only live to better themselves.
>>71122691
I believe so.
>>71122793
TOS mentioned federation credits. DS9 you have the space jews trade in gold-pressed latinum. Considering that Quark likely wouldn't take a federation IOU as a payment for drink we can assume that DS9 staff used some kind of currency as well (most likely latinum).
We can instead argue that money wasn't central to most people's lives, but that doesn't hold true for all. There still were the filthy rich, and people doing dangerous jobs. Though it is more likely they instead used latinum for currency.
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Federation_credit
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Money
So whereas Roddenberry wanted some weird money-less society the idea was violated while he was around, and outright ditched by DS9.
Money wasn't really explored much in Voyager since they are stranded in the Delta quadrant where federation or ferengi currency would be worthless. They did however trade technology for things they needed, which came to bite them in the ass on a few occasions.
>>71122125
What show did you watch Hans?
>Starfleet is a military organization.
Yes, but the Federation that it serves is not.
Starfleet officers in general view serving in Starfleet as an honor. Its a giant circle jerk comprised of the best of the federation, but that doesn't mean they look down on anyone else.
Starfleet, though they claim to be an exploratory force, exists basically to secure the Federation and its population of fat and happy citizens.
Also remember TNG was highly idealistic...they assumed people will still want to run vineyards and restaurants because they have a passion for it.
We really can't even imagine what a technology like replicators would have on our society.
>It also still looks like a lot of people actually wanting to work trade in latinum.
Latinum isn't a Federation currency, as the Federation has no currency. The rest of the galaxy presumably does not have the resources/energy to operate solely off replicators.
Plus space jews and space gold...
>>71092546
that always made me laugh
well meme'd
>>71122793
But it is not true. Watch DS9.
There are humans dealing in latinum, settling other planets, working as mercaneries for others. Paid of course.
Also the federation buys goods with latinum and trades goods.
>>71121916
he wanted to boldy go where no man has gone before
>>71118149
they made a comic about it
http://chiefobrienatwork.com/
>>71104805
it would be DS9
>>71111659
>imblyign Bajorans were members of the Federation at the time
>imblyign he was any worse than, say, Maddox
>>71091096
No mixed races in star trek that aren't being looked down upon, all in picture are pretty much pure race, there is no successful interracial in star trek.
>>71123513
That was the point of Ds9
It showed you life on the frontier, away from the federations protection and limitless bounty.
It showed us that not everyone wants to chill in a comfy federation home...humans still have drive to do more.
Star Trek is the best series ever devolved Except for the Alameraign episode. That was total shit..
>>71124152
K'Ehleyr(Worfs baby momma)- half human half Klingon, federation emmissary
Spock- half human half vulcan
Troi-half human half betazoid-Capt of the flagships advisor
When you think about it, you always see half humans on star trek...
Has humanity cucked the galaxy in the future?
>>71091096
This show has conservative values? In what way? I never watched it because I'm not a fan of nerdy sci fi tbqhwys
>>71091096
If OP read pic related he would not be such a kuk.
>>71124152
Except for every single human
>>71124058
Bajorans were right in the middle of entering the federation. They were about to be admitted as the Dominion war started, but that was shelved to protect Bajor, since not being a federation planet they could claim neutrality in the conflict, which is what they did and didn't get steamrolled by Dominion forces entering Alpha Quadrant.
>>71124152
Spock (half human, half vulcan).
Sela (half human, half romulan).
![350[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/2gWsuLB.jpg "350[1].jpg")
>>71124641
>>71124541
We all know the main missing of Picard was to secure pure races around the galaxy. There might have been bastard children as that of Worf and they weren't really the main focus or successful races, too weak the boy was. Troi and Spock were impure to help human cause, since this way it was easier for them to help to purify humans and other races of universe. There have to be sacrifices, but that doesn't means Picard wanted anything else than pure races & their unique cultures all over universe.
>>71124718
If all of universe was one big mestizo race, there would be no Star Trek. Better watch Star Gate if you want to see humans on almost every planet.
>>71091096
B-but Star Trek Enterprise was shit. No wonder this tv show died.
>>71124817
Stranger in a strange land has nothing to do with star ship troopers, And star ship troopers is the most conservative SF book of which I know,
Also, church of all worlds exists in real life apparently.
>>71091096
Whatever.
It's much more likely that there would just be "Gas Snodgrass" memes on /pol?
>>71113279
She was better in ds9.
DS9 was the best Trek. There. I said it.
Humanity is a scared cornered animal abandoning its vaunted principles for survival, hard lessons on race mixing, and asymmetrical warfare. Genetic engineering, AF/BB, the Jews... Errr.... Forengi, PTSD, etc.
>>71093948
They convert energy to matter. Something to do with relativity
>>71117772
Nog is probably a better example since it was even more against his culture than a Klingon and bfore he resolved to join starfleet he was a loser.
>>71091096
Dunno mate. I wasn't anywhere near as spiteful and bitter before I saw enterprise.
>>71095726
There were times were I found each rather fuckable, but they were brief moments.
>inb4 sex joke
There were definitely hotter women on the show.
>>71124906
I'm suddenly in love with the idea that Picard is only in it as a righteous crusader for pure human purity and ubiquity throughout the galaxy.
Human master species.
man i wish i could fuck gates mcfadden
>>71126530
It was def the most redpilled and realistic one of all the series.
Also, the majority of episodes were at least ok. TNG got the best eps but its lows were as low as you can get.
If it wasn't for Gene Roddenberry's hidden conservative messages in Next Generation i wouldn't be right wing to day.
Jean-Luc Picard: Episode The Drumhead, The First Duty, Tapestry, and more.
best girl coming through
>tfw cried during backstory
>>71123451
I think it makes sense there would be demand for "artisans" of basic goods once basic goods can be freely produced. Even now we already have shit like artisan cheeses or microbreweries.
>>71091096
star trek was incredibly leftist you retard
>>71098022
Nah, we won't reach that stage. In the next few decades, there will be a major decline in living standards in Germany, Sweden (even more so), France, some of the neighboring countries. I'd be amazed if the US doesn't have a complete collapse within half a century.
>>71091096
uwot?
conservatism is the natural default (precedes star nerds by thousands of years)
Gonna submit this QT for best girl honorable mention
only in one episode, 'the dauphin'
As a lad watching this episode i think i got some feels for this chick.
>>71096015
Dark Enlightenment
>>71091096
So star trek creates liberals?
Good think I'm a star wars guy.
babylon 5 > star trek
>>71132387
>So star trek creates liberals?
meh not really, when you actually look how the ST universe works its pretty much everything what liberals hate.
>nobody give a shit about race
>you can do anything as long as you are capable to do it
>personal risk taking and success are rewarded
remember the episode where picard died because of his artificial heart and Q offered him the chance to change that?
When he change that he was nothing more than an unimportant ensign, because he never dared to risk anything.
