Was he black?

[KagatobLuvsAnimu]

Originally Posted by Sidelle [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Picard was my favorite but you fuckers are still sexist. Forum full of Janeway-haters. If she had tits and ass like 7 of 9 you'd all probably love her.

I thought she did a good job, the issue is that you have to compare her to Kirk, Picard and Sisko, the greats. Even bumbling Archer ended up being the driving force behind the federation.
On the flip side though she did save the galaxy from the onslaught of species 8472, as well as nutering the Borg (though she did cheat with time travel).

To me she's the last great of the five simply based on having an overall smaller influence on the quadrant/federation. That doesn't mean she was "bad" but that's not going to stop me from trashing the way they wrote her for the bulk of the series.

The only things I actively disliked her for were murdering Tuvix and constantly switching back and forth between being willing to lay it all on the line for her crew and not wanting to save everyone because it would go against her principles (Q for example).

[radditsu]

And riker always turned into a GIGANTIC asshole whenever he was captain. He should have been more charismatic...imo

[radditsu]

Originally Posted by KagatobLuvsAnimu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I thought she did a good job, the issue is that you have to compare her to Kirk, Picard and Sisko, the greats. Even bumbling Archer ended up being the driving force behind the federation.
On the flip side though she did save the galaxy from the onslaught of species 8472, as well as nutering the Borg (though she did cheat with time travel).

To me she's the last great of the five simply based on having an overall smaller influence on the quadrant/federation. That doesn't mean she was "bad" but that's not going to stop me from trashing the way they wrote her for the bulk of the series.

The only things I actively disliked her for were murdering Tuvix and constantly switching back and forth between being willing to lay it all on the line for her crew and not wanting to save everyone because it would go against her principles (Q for example).

They made her an admiral so she would stop fucking shit up!

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Originally Posted by radditsu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

They made her an admiral so she would stop fucking shit up!

So many mixed feelings about that promotion. Wasn't Voyager her first command?

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Originally Posted by KagatobLuvsAnimu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So many mixed feelings about that promotion. Wasn't Voyager her first command?

Well you safely get home from the delta quadrant and nullify a pussified borg you get a promotion. I think it was like admirials were like. HERES A PROMOTION. PUSH PAPERS PLS. Instead she is decides to go back in time for....reasons?

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Originally Posted by radditsu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I wouldn't fuck picard.

I would. Any of the captains to be honest... Esp Sulu and Spock.

[Sidelle]

omg, totally lmao guys (especially Mr. Radditsu Multipost).. (I couldn't give a shit less about Janeway, but thanks for responses!)

Hahahahaha!

<3

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ellen-...ek_b_5857.html

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Originally Posted by Pokesan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ellen-...ek_b_5857.html

Did you even read this thing? Article gives Anita Sarkeesian a run for her money.

After reviewing a bunch of episodes from the original Star Trek series, what became apparent is that sexuality on the Enterprise is pretty peculiar. At first blush, the crew might seem kind of sexy -- big-breasted, scantily clad female crew members, men in skin-tight uniforms, and Captain Kirk ripping off his shirt at the slightest hint of heat -- but the features of their sexuality are exaggerated in the manner of a comic book, creating a hygienic distance from anything to do with real sexuality.

Despite the cartoonish trappings of sexiness, there are, in fact, no sexual or romantic relationships aboard the Enterprise. The male crew members demurely ignore the sexually enticing (if antiseptic) female crew members. There seems to be a tacit agreement that any sexual relationships would destroy the unity of the crew. In one episode, Mirror Mirror, the crew members are confronted by their evil, mirror counterparts in a parallel universe and discover that the parallel Starship is a hotbed of sexual activity, with no moral code.

Words can't even...

And when it comes to relationships off the ship, Captain Kirk displays a truly astonishing emotional poverty. He goes from planet to planet, having trysts with an assortment of nubile women, but never forms any real attachments. By the next episode, the last female partner is forgotten. (Although we don't know all that much about pedophilic sexual offenders, one thing we do know is that they have trouble forming authentic adult romantic relationships.)

Despite this apparent promiscuity, Kirk's sexuality is anything but clear. His relationships are certainly never based on his own wants or desires. If he seduces a woman, it's usually in order to escape danger on behalf of his crew, or else he's overtaken by some alien power that makes him behave like a sex fiend. (e.g., a woman's tears contain a love potion that causes Kirk to become amorous).

There's a pervasive message that women are toxic. In an episode called Cat's Paw, there is an evil sorceress who separates the crew from each other and from the starship. The perpetually indignant Dr. McCoy cautions Kirk, "Don't let her touch your wand Jim, or you'll lose all your power! On the very rare occasions where Kirk seems to find love, his partners quickly die off. After one of his loves has croaked, Kirk admonishes Spock "Love, you're better off without it."

This is the longest description of "Kirk is a Casanova" I've ever seen written.

The one longstanding attachment Kirk has is to Mr. Spock. In fact, their bond is so intense that there's an abundance of gay porn written about the two. (Oddly enough, it's frequently written by heterosexual women.)

All of my wat.

[Erasong]

Originally Posted by KagatobLuvsAnimu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

In what issue? Context is key.

You do realize that when you fix classism, you fix 90% of the problems caused by racism right?

i hate most of what kagatob says about the race issue but this is truth.