“Sure, The Borg have been a bit of a problem. Their tendency toward mass assimilation and the stripping of individuality and personal freedom doesn’t exactly jibe with our idea of what makes a great leader. But let’s be honest. Kathryn Janeway hasn’t been perfect.”
A drug addict, a multiple time-crime felon, always transporting illegal aliens across quadrants, etc vs a proven communist leader of billions of equal voices living with basically 0 crime rate or like even anxiety?
Then again, I really don’t want any tuvix monstrosities running around our planets, so that is a concern I know Janeway can deliver on.
Remember when Kathryn Janeway promised to keep giving weapons to the Cardassians so they could continue their genocide against the Bajoran people?
That was Sisko, in “For the Cause”
Remember when Obama failed to stop hurricane Katrina?
I’m assuming their statement was meant to parallel this idiot thing that people started saying during Trump’s presidency
The pronouns are right there in his name. And he was obviously referring to Kamala’s promise to keep arming the genocidal zionist entity so it can continue its genocide against the Palestinian people.
I have a question: did the Borg already partially own or have something compromising on the the Starfleet Gazette, beforehand? This would explain why…
Suggesting that billionaires need to be coerced to support Trump via threats of retribution – as opposed to supporting him willingly because sociopaths are inherently inclined towards fascism – is giving them a lot of credit they don’t deserve.
Also,
Kamala Harris is firmly committed to the extermination of the Palestinian people, she’s not Captain Janeway. This is asinine.
So what you’re saying is, vote Borg. Gotcha 👍
Are you kidding? That’s very on brand for Janeway.
yeah but the people on this star trek instance think it’s a good thing
most liberal instance* other than that dbzero shithole
*oh wait aside from lemmy.world
I just want to see Janeway’s plan. She has no plan!
Personally I just like the Borg’s plan for the economy. Sure, post-scarcity is nice, but what about post post?
