We're plural. NTA. That system contains at least one demanding asshole, which you encountered.
Sadly, there has been a longrunning toxic shitfight in the plural community, and it has the consequence of normalizing and even encouraging such behavior.
Not just that, but Jadzia was an actual character who had a personality and contributed to the show. Same for Chekhov, or Uhura, or dozens of others who were fully realized characters first and foremost.
Adira was just there, and nothing else. It felt like the entire character was just there to tick a diversity box, and nothing else.
We agree entirely. It kinda felt like the writers on Disco eventually started treating main engineering like an skee-ball machine. It's where they put the tokens.
Especially with the absolutely amazing way DS9 handled the Curzon/Jadzia thing.
The way DS9 did the "of course they're here and it's no big deal because it's the enlightened utopian future" inclusion with a character who was effectively trans was in the finest tradition of Trek, dating back to the first pilot of TOS. And you can tell there's a "but" coming up because of the otherwise well-deserved praise that we're heaping on here.
But "Facets."
The episode that was based on the Sybil TV movie. The episode that made joined Trill explicitly plural. And they made a beeline for the long hackneyed "evil alter" trope that the plural community has been unfairly saddled with since 1886. As well as the "slutty alter" trope, but it was already pretty well established by that point that Curzon was a horndog.
We're plural. NTA. That system contains at least one demanding asshole, which you encountered.
Sadly, there has been a longrunning toxic shitfight in the plural community, and it has the consequence of normalizing and even encouraging such behavior.
"Godzilla got pissed and began to attack, but didn't expect to be blocked by Shaq..."
And the rest are still upset about St. Anger.
What we can also do is incentivize worker co-ops.
And just like that, bigotry is the responsibility of both the bigot and the target of bigotry.
Play nice with bigots or you're being divisive!
Ever read anything by Joe R. Lansdale?
Provided the seals are intact, it's unlikely they contain anything worse than alcohol.
If they contain any meat at all, assume they're a biohazard.
But good luck finding them at all. Most places that sell canned food have compactors nowadays, and it's been that way for some time.
It's our day off from work. So not bad.
THIS IS DEMOCRACY MANIFEST!
Caveat on canned goods: avoid bloated cans if they contain any meat. Bloated fruit cans contain alcohol.
Most supermarkets have compactors.
Well, there is genocide in Gaza. Why do you object to people saying so?
Adding new mystery would be nice. The show's about exploration, at least on its surface.
Linuxen.
We agree entirely. It kinda felt like the writers on Disco eventually started treating main engineering like an skee-ball machine. It's where they put the tokens.
The way DS9 did the "of course they're here and it's no big deal because it's the enlightened utopian future" inclusion with a character who was effectively trans was in the finest tradition of Trek, dating back to the first pilot of TOS. And you can tell there's a "but" coming up because of the otherwise well-deserved praise that we're heaping on here.
But "Facets."
The episode that was based on the Sybil TV movie. The episode that made joined Trill explicitly plural. And they made a beeline for the long hackneyed "evil alter" trope that the plural community has been unfairly saddled with since 1886. As well as the "slutty alter" trope, but it was already pretty well established by that point that Curzon was a horndog.