Didn't make it past the Content Warning. Ridiculous
@ThreeGoddesses9 күн бұрын
Its a little late to the experience, but I don't think they were directly making fun of disabilities. Its funny because the games systems let you make absurd looking characters, its not funny because the character is disabled (its purely aesthetic for the most part, except for the one character that died of STDS as a child where he WAS disabled, but the humor wasn't IN the disabilities, it was making humor out of how "nerfed" the character could be). Its funny because the absurdity of the system taken to an extreme; The humor wouldn't be present if they were playing a bespoke character with disabilities. That said, I think this essay is super important to take into account; we DO need to treat people with more respect, especially people with disabilities. Also, while the majority of people with disabilities and mental illness are harmless, many of the people who ARENT harmless and are dangerous have mental illnesses. Mass Killings by people with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder account for 33%, and individual homicides by people with these disorders account for 10%. Borderline personality disorder diagnosed individuals are more likely to develop abusive tendencies in relationships (rarely physically violent, but emotional abuse is a kind of violence) and are more likely to accidentally hurt their loved ones, and drug related mental illness (alcoholism, for example) is a leading cause of domestic violence. 70% of prison inmates are likely to have a cluster b personality disorder (narcissistic personality, anti social, Borderline, histrionic ect). Something to note is that there is a great deal of evidence that societal influence is a factor in crime, so there is an argument to be had that treating these individuals with compassion and getting them help could have prevented some violent crime; but the point I'm making is that it isnt just stereotype that we treat those different from us as dangerous, there's an evolutionary precedent involved.
@ShaOrnaАй бұрын
And hear I thought Star Trek was about explore space and trying to expand our horizons by that exploration. But I guess I was wrong and it's about white colonization and imperialism all this time. I guess I should have realized that when Picard stole that planet back from those native american settlers
@MischaHostenАй бұрын
Star trek TOS star Trek animated series then Star Trek TNG
@TheImmoralNosferatuZoddАй бұрын
2:56 lol sht up. Also, we all know your favorite Trek is Discovery...
@iddyrye5452Ай бұрын
Rainbow elephant in the room! There is a Ferengi, he wants your gold pressed latinum. There’s a Klingon, he wants to fight. there’s a Romulan, he wants to conspire. There is the Cardassians, they want to steal. Yeah, keep in mind what the progenitors, taught us about all these races. Humans will be just as racist on a galactic scale.
@johnkelly11982 ай бұрын
Dude ur thinking is off. Society are created by destroying other societies.
@johnkelly11982 ай бұрын
Ds9 more realistic
@the_kombinator2 ай бұрын
Middle school? FFS I had cable, a VCR, and 386 computers :P
@travisjohnson6223 ай бұрын
You hit the nail right on the fn head about Star Trek man. New Trek doesnt understand this. New Trek believes that this show cannot be exciting to a modern audience if based on the principles it was founded on. "We have to have an enemy to war with!" Well then, why not make the enemy ourselves? New Trek could have all its war, all of its personal problems between the crew, it could have all the pre Cochrane human aspects... But project them onto the villian of the story: A faction of humanity that wants to hold onto greed and conflict and take us backwards. Kind of synonymous with modern life eh? Not the klingons, not the Gorn, if star trek wants war and the dark side of Humanity, the greatest most compelling enemy on that screen should have been ourselves. If no one gets this mans video... I implore you to watch the TNG episode: The Chase from start to finish. You know that really good hopeful feeling the episode just left you with? Yeah, we grew up with that. Something new trek doesnt have, something that is missing: The very soul of star trek. Do you understand why we all have issues with Kurtzman trek now? It was always meant to build us up, not drag us down.
@derneuedunkleavataryang17313 ай бұрын
You are Julian Bashir.
@vende61373 ай бұрын
Your interpretation is flawed by an obvious political bias. What you forget in your interpretation of US-like imperialism and colonialism is the war between the Cardassians and the Federation, the consequences and how the Federation dealt with Bajor. And Bajor is a fantastic example how flawed your view is, as are the other homeworlds of memberspecies in the Federation. Your points do not show colonialism or imperialism but even a utopic society has to deal with real and injust issues. As it does show how this peaceloving society has to deal with a war and adversaries that need to be fought regardless how pacifistic you are. The Borg and the Dominion show that.
@Mymindsgoingblanknow3 ай бұрын
They them 😂
@ThiloAdamitz3 ай бұрын
Yeah... with that stupid "content warning" I'll gladly not watch this video.
@lexthefirst4 ай бұрын
I have to say I disagree with a lot of your conclusions. I get that tng shows us an idealistic fantasy, and that is appealing. But I don't think ds9 is showing us how the federation is an imperialistic force subjecting others. I think it simply shines a light on how conflicting needs, priorities and viewpoints cast such a fantasy as just that. A fantasy. Humanity in the federation hasn't evolved. Our society has improved to a much higher level of egalitarianism. But once those ideals are put into a trolley problem simulator, aka the real world, we see how compromise is inevitable. In a world where you want to see people pick only thebright answer you're forced to come to terms with the reality of the lesser of two evils. The maquis are a prime example. The agreement between cardassia and the feds ended a galactic conflict, costing huge numbers of lives and threatening more. If the only path to peace is to fight until cardassia is conquered, or accept a negotiated peace, it would be irresponsible of the federation not to negotiate peace. The settlers had the option of relocating. It's a shitty situation but they made their choice. And saying they did nothing to harm the federal when they had infiltrated and hijacked federation supplies, often military supplies, is being willingly blind to the reality. I take ds9 as a message that says, we may never be perfect, the decisions may never be easy... But even in a hopeless situation there is a right choice, even if it's not a perfect choice. That a better future is possible but we can't ignore the pitfalls of our base fears and insecurities. We shouldn't assume the system is perfect just because we personally may be comfortable. We can't just wait for a perfect future. Ds9 was much more relatable precisely because it has flawed characters with perspectives or agendas we might relate to. It's not easy to identify with perfect people.
@foxies83404 ай бұрын
White Guilt! Thank you for a historical comparison. Its completly wrong, but hey as long as you get the white male guilt in there .I find your tour to be incomplete,, to the point of it being dangerous. you really need to study the historical topics your trying to paint . you might be white and ignorant, but you can fix one of them. HERE IS SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT BLACK AFRICANS STARTED SLAVERY, WHITE PEOPLE ENDED IT!!!!! And BTW DS9, STNG, AND TOS ARE JUST TV SHOWS. Lose the white guilt, its frigging annoying, You have zero historical reasons to be guilty of anything, PERIOD.
@bdeas4 ай бұрын
The world of Star Trek is actually a nightmare if you look at the big political picture of interstellar wars, military government, colonialism, genocide, etc.
@MarkHurlow-cf2ix4 ай бұрын
Star fleet should have sent a modern war fleet into cardasion space and crushed to and rebuilt their government base.
@usernameissean4 ай бұрын
Bro said when I was in middle school watching Netflix.....fuck I'm old
@derodomtommy37164 ай бұрын
the example you use of picard suggests he might be far too sentimental for his station.
@josephenough5 ай бұрын
DS9 is text book material. This is not what many people want Star Trek to be. So they are very satisfied with TNG and Voyager. TOS was radical for its time. That radicalism leapfrogged over TNG. DS9 through elite casting, acting, writing and directing perfected it. It was like Hank Aaron moving past Babe Ruth. It didnt undo Ruths accomplishments but like people hated it then they today in 2024 reject the accomplishment of Aaron. Likewise is Sisko and DS9.
@daleivarie78015 ай бұрын
If I recall correctly it was Picard who created the treaty between cardassia & the federation that ended up with the formation of the Maquis. It was the episode where he & the enterprise were supposed to remove the Native American descendant colony.
@jessieb.18835 ай бұрын
I feel this video is overly simplistic. I often make fun of conservatives who have the “socialism is when the government does stuff“ take. I feel liberals have a very similar Mindset around colonialism “colonialism is when geopolitics happens.”
@jessieb.18835 ай бұрын
Also the marquee sucks. They were a bunch of traditionalists Who strive to live without Federation influence, by moving to an isolated region and then expected the federation to sacrifice it Scientists inlisted men and officers fighting a forever war against a much weaker Weaker adversary to defend their land rights. If anything, the federation negotiating a peace treaty, and not just blindly defending the land rights of a small minority of traditional is more anti-colonialist as far as I’m concerned.
@jessieb.18835 ай бұрын
But have one of those colonies be a tribe of indigenous people and all of a sudden rational nuance goes out the window for most progressive. “clearly the federation bad because trail of tears”
@davidmardlin97335 ай бұрын
Police brutality good job it's just science fiction and not a reality
@PollyJeanIsKing5 ай бұрын
I think it was a Star Trek show, but they stopped making episodes a long time ago. Before the towers fell. That was crazy and unexpected.
@creativecapricorn92615 ай бұрын
No
@Wetcamerainc6 ай бұрын
Shits tight right? (Not gonna watch the video)
@CaptShriver7 ай бұрын
I don't disagree with you on what you're saying about indigenous people and black people. They were treated terribly. They were treated awful but we weren't alive when that happened. That's been a couple hundred years ago. And to blame yourself for that when you weren't even in existence. Not even your great-great-grandparents were is just asinine and pointless
@LCTesla7 ай бұрын
I think the TNG and DS9 visions were both true... Starfleet upheld its principles through MOST of the galaxy, but there were areas and avenues where its principles were more challenged than elsewhere. it took liberties there, but not in MOST places. Voyager is to me the interesting one, because it is in many senses the reconciliation between these two - a crew that acted principled despite being challenged on every front. way more so than the TNG crew ever was.
@Paulinhox887 ай бұрын
Icon is longer than ash
@IconforShort7 ай бұрын
correct
@ValoCaraveo7 ай бұрын
Star Trek is based more on possibilities of real life, compared to Star Wars, which is more illogical fantasy. Both are great though.
@heathhelm42108 ай бұрын
Excellellently articulated ideas. Great video.
@timothyhaynes-lz1we8 ай бұрын
What the Marquis did wrong they should went to get help from others who could help theirs cause and regained theirs Land.
@TiffanyStarrxxx9 ай бұрын
I actually prefer ENT to DS9 for multiple reasons, but 1 huge one was due to how well season 3 of ENT was handled. DS9 had a "tell dont show" approach during a lot of the Dominion War. They mention plantets or outposts being captured all too often without showing it. For example the capture of Betazed should have been huge, but its just said in passing as if it doesn't matter. The Xindi war however showed step by step how Archer and the ENT got closer and closer to the Xindi and ultimately stopping the war and earths destruction. They showed them collecting info on the Xindinto track them, they showed them finding out who built the doomsday devive sent to attack earth (which plays a huge role in slowing down the new weapons launch in a future episodes), they showed them figuring out the importannce of the metal spheres in the expanse, and how it ties to a hidden enemy using the Xindi. It was phenomincal how well every episode played into one another (even T'pols withdrawls). It's the best season of Star Trek ive ever seen. And going back to DS9's Dominion war is lackluster by compsrison. .
@williammwazi90159 ай бұрын
Very insightful! Thank you for creating this video exposé. :-)
@SkyDarmos9 ай бұрын
Parapsychology is not pseudoscience. You are very mistaken.
@IconforShort9 ай бұрын
it’s been a while since I made this, so can you refresh my memory on where in the video I said that, and what specifically I said? I genuinely have no recollection of saying anything like that
@SkyDarmos9 ай бұрын
@@IconforShort 2:50. You said that the original series had some odd pseudoscience and some blatant sexism. Ok, maybe you were referring to the episode where they brainwashed criminals instead of putting them in prison. You didn’t clarify what you meant exactly.
@ultramagnus824010 ай бұрын
Data was head of operations. TNG didn't have a science officer.
@IconforShort10 ай бұрын
I must’ve misremembered, cuz I could’ve sworn he was referred to as a science officer at some point. my mistake.
@brandonmcauley291110 ай бұрын
That was really well done!
@jjb3308310 ай бұрын
This is a Top 10 Star Trek video of the year. Thank you for this video.
@AmiStidhamMyHealingJourney10 ай бұрын
DS9 is my favorite Star Trek… But when I was younger, TNG was my favorite
@amgineacoustic11 ай бұрын
Hmm oh the parallels
@Youdannny11 ай бұрын
I much prefer DS9 over TNG for many of the same reasons why you prefer the TNG.
@My2CentsYall11 ай бұрын
I'm still kind a miffed where they left Sisko.
@og-san289511 ай бұрын
I like Sisko more than hypocrite Picard
@neryskkiran182011 ай бұрын
24:21, "Where TNG shows us the heights of what humans are capable of, DS9 shows us the consequences that idealistic vision often ignores."
@mrtrek6411 ай бұрын
Bit of a stretch...
@armamentarmedarm1699 Жыл бұрын
"They tend to be less noticeable as the series progresses." As it progresses farther and farther past "Code of Honor"
@thehillbillygamer2183 Жыл бұрын
Look at the political and law enforcement response to the BLM riots in January 6th that is Injustice that is privileged BLM took over multiple blocks of an American city refuse to let place or emergency services in wouldn't let the people that live there in and out Patrol the streets with assault rifles and look at the January 6th people none of them had assault rifles one woman was shot in the head some of them are still in prison
@thehillbillygamer2183 Жыл бұрын
You know how much footage is really out there from the BLM Riots of mobs of black people attacking white people and beating them to death are within an inch of their locked because of the color of their skin not one person was charged with a crime they got away with it
@thehillbillygamer2183 Жыл бұрын
How did the elite of the world governments the ruling class that survived deal with the Vulcan in first Contact because you know they survived in their underground bunkers because just with modern technology right now a billion dollars to spend you can make an underground city that can take care of 1000 people indefinitely you can stockpile you know fuel for your reactor you can have advanced aquaponics and hydroponics for food you can tap into underground water supplies that would still be clean and you could recycle them just like the astronauts doing space you can just keep recycle in the p secret survive indefinitely not to mention by that time they should have had a Moonbase and maybe when the Mars base Elon Musk should have been on Mars by then you know his Elon musk's descendants should have been ruling Mars by the time the first Contact they should have had a small colony of a couple hundred people