ryan_harg
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- Comment on It's a ruff job, but someone has to do it. 2 weeks ago:
There’s a separate dog for that…A hairless dog
- Comment on Raisins!! 1 month ago:
darn, that’s one tasty looking bread…
- Comment on Ol switcharoo 1 month ago:
not astronomy, ok, but what about a “total eclipse of the heart”? memeable?
- Comment on Toxicity 4 months ago:
What would you reply to Alice Cooper, then?
I wanna love you but I better not touch (don’t touch) I wanna hold you but my senses tell me to stop I wanna kiss you but I want it too much (too much) I wanna taste you but your lips are venomous poison
- Comment on The horrible morals of a show supposed to teach them 1 year ago:
I don’t know what you want to highlight, unless it’s “a lot of people don’t like being confronted with discrimination”. I see OP is passionate about it. But what’s the problem there?
- Comment on The horrible morals of a show supposed to teach them 1 year ago:
I really don’t think this post deserves all the downvotes. I mean I get how you might feel differently about all or some of the topics the OP brings to the table, but it’s not unfounded and certainly an interesting discussion.
For me, especially the part about sexism in Enterprise really resonated - I have always felt that this is among the worst aspects of the show. I also see points in mpst of the other criticism, although I think part of them can be interpreted differently. For example Section 31: Starfleet has not been a pure utopia since a long time, it’s at least bureaucratic most of the time, with an even dimmer view on it in later series. Section 31 fits in there for me. I don’t require stories to see the story through moral eyes, that can be a (sometimes painful) exercise left to the viewer. I don’t know how much and when this is intended by the series, though.
In any case, I think it’s well worth the discussion and ai’d like to thank the OP for the energy they spent in laying all this out.
