Star Trek memes and shitposts
Come on'n get your jamaharon on! There are no real rules—just don't break the weather control network.
Cowboy diplomacy!
I've been watching TOS again recently, and he emphasizes the importance of the prime directive a lot more than I remembered.
However, he's always like "Let's just go talk to them - see what they're like. We won't tell them anything."
situation occurs
"Ok, the only way out is if we tell you everything."
In regard to following rules and making the “right” choice, he is the worst captain.
Of course he always wins, but sometimes he should just say, “This is too risky.” Or “This is completely against protocol.”
They do try and retcon/justify it with the Federation-Klingon war happening at the same time which would make for a less... clean cut flagship commander
But in reality youre right, Kirk probably has more war crimes and prine directive strikes under his belt than Janeway LOL
He wouldn't have cheated on the Kobiyashi Maru test if he was the right fit for Starfleet.
Counterpoint: Starfleet brass were well aware of him cheating on an infamous test and thought "that's our guy!"
"So anyway, I incited a gang war, had my ship conduct an orbital bombardment on a densely urban area, then established myself as the new leader.
Then I left."
I like A Piece of the Action- "We already fucked up this planet by exposing it to our culture once. Let's fix that by shooting them all. It's okay, it's just set on stun."
"HE'S PULLING HIS COCK OUT!"
"Dicks out for ~~Harambe~~ Tuvix"
Fuck the prime directive. Most amoral thing I ever heard of. Any officer who actually respects it is suspect.
Picard (who I love dearly) is written SO BADLY around the prime directive that episodes involving it are difficult to watch.
Fuck the prime directive.
Picard (who I love dearly) is written SO BADLY around the prime directive that episodes involving it are difficult to watch.
I’m curious - what makes you think so?
Any episode involving the prime directive in TNG, basically. Picard has to be convinced to do the right thing by others in violation of the prime directive.
Which episodes?