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 No.2120382

Star Trek? More like SOY TREK!

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 No.2120383

>>2120382

I'm ashamed to admit that I once enjoyed it..but it was always obvious that Roddenberry set up a deconstructionist/commie/faggy setting to begin with. It didn't just start with Discovery. They didn't change. I did.

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 No.2120388

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>>2120383

Yup, but I wouldn't say it is communist. Star Trek is pure liberalism. It isn't about class struggle or the utopian vision of what comes after it, but just plain old liberalism. Liberté, égalité, fraternité all over.

So you haven't specifically outgrown Star Trek, but the utopian dream of liberalism is dead and you have awoken to smell the ashes. You know there can be no peace between the races and that self-preservation isn't stupid. You know force is the ultimate solver of conflicts and that it cannot be ignored, that a weak entity such as the federation would never last very long. That all the values liberalism and consequently Star Trek espoused are dead ends. That there is no meaning in a hyperindividual society of consoomers. That the magic box that makes food and clothes on the ship doesn't solve anything. That diversity is not our strength, that it's all frankly dumb.

The new Star Trek is not entirely the same, it reframes everything knowing that people don't buy into it anymore and instead pushes neoliberalism. But for thinking people that's not an option, so here you are, not finding any joy in any of it.

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 No.2120395

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>>2120382

It should be said that while it was pretty soy, as in humanist, liberal and embracing French revolution values old Star Trek was more idealistic and sincere. In Picard the cruel and disillusioned worldview of pomo rears its face and crushes the naivete of the old series. There is no hope for a better tomorrow, it says, but you should hate whitey and continue with the dissolution of man anyway. Maybe this system doesn't work, but instead of properly addressing that let's continue as before but meaner. Kill those who aren't tolerant and so on.

In video related we see more of that, from function to dysfunction.

I should admit that I'm actually a vegetarian myself, but not for modernist reasons. What I consider wrong is the industrialisation of butchery and the dishonor you do nature when you do not hunt as a man in nature, but as something beyond it. There's no dignity in that. Wouldn't think twice before pulling the trigger on a nigger though.

>I recall having read of an Englishman who, while hunting in India, had shot a monkey; he could not forget the look which the dying animal gave him, and since then had never again fired at monkeys. Similarly, William Harris, a true Nimrod, in 1836 and 1837 travelled far into the interior of Africa merely to enjoy the pleasure of hunting. In his book, published in Bombay in 1838, he describes how he shot his first elephant, a female. The next morning he went to look for the dead animal; all the other elephants had fled from the neighbourhood except a young one, who had spent the night with his dead mother. Forgetting all fear, he came toward the sportsmen with the clearest and liveliest evidence of inconsolable grief, and put his tiny trunk round them in order to appeal to them for help. Harris says he was then filled with real remorse for what he had done, and felt as if he had committed a murder.

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 No.2120396

>>2120383

>I'm ashamed to admit that I once enjoyed it..

God forbid something has a bright view of the future rather than constant war for all eternity

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 No.2120408

>>2120388

I think there's something nice about Star Trek, in a naive mid-20th century way. It's just clearly not a future that's remotely attainable, unless something is done to fundamentally change the human animal.

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 No.2120413

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>>2120382

> imagine still liking Star Trek

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 No.2120432

>>2120396

Sounds like the Borg actually. Or at least, what they're thinking in their own minds.

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 No.2120470

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>>2120432

>Waah please God forbid the Borg!

You're a borg

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 No.2120473

>>2120388

Very spot on, anon. Hitler have blessed with dubs for it.

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 No.2120493

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>>2120413

I was about to complain about them not wearing their helmets but then I remembered that genestealers can tear through even terminator armor.

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 No.2120501

>>2120388

This. We've transitioned from a progressive liberalism that wants to see the world peacefully integrated with its host, to one that, seeing the impossibility of its original vision, just wants to kill its host out of spite.

I would say their heart was in the right place, but more like their heart was in the wrong place (building a society free of material want at the expense of real human flourishing), and went full luciferian rather than course correct (a cult of death, sterility, and destruction for its own sake).

>>2120395

Probably the most convincing argument for vegetarianism I've ever seen. But it strikes me as incorrect, because the relationship between man and animal is thus: that man is to have dominion over animal and to be their just steward, and that animal is to serve man with their labor and provide for man with the fat of their flesh. Man dishonors himself to be a poor steward and to fail to cherish, protect and conserve God's creation. But likewise he dishonors man, beast, and God all when he says that since man has not fulfilled his role, so too must beast fail in his.

It was ordained that man would have within him the need and desire to consume the flesh of beasts. We cannot change our nature, and so can only do our best to honor the animal who gives up it's body for us, though we live in an honorless time.

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 No.2120508

>>2120493

Well you can argue they should still wear helmets. Genestealer cults are often armed with ranged weapons - at least the later generation genestealers are.

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 No.2120516

>>2120382

no

suck trek

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 No.2121809

HEY GUYS! visit kino.beer for 24/7 trek stream+other shows on adjacent tabs and a chat box on the right

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 No.2121850

STAR TREK IS TRASH.

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