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Re: Federation and Borg
Yeah... I think the Maquis would also choose Fed life over the Borg, Teaos. I dunno, they don't seem that unstable.
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Much as I'm opposed to what the UFP appears to be, I'd certainly choose them over the Borg.
You can very easily make the case that the UFP restricts freedom in various areas, and doesn't give a shit about its populace. But the Borg are an even more extreme version of that. Why you'd choose the worse of two evils is beyond me.
You can very easily make the case that the UFP restricts freedom in various areas, and doesn't give a shit about its populace. But the Borg are an even more extreme version of that. Why you'd choose the worse of two evils is beyond me.
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Thats because you're Irish, most things are beyond you... OH ZING!
But really, the UFP isn't so bad. Its just they aren't as good as Trek tries and fails to make them out to be.
But really, the UFP isn't so bad. Its just they aren't as good as Trek tries and fails to make them out to be.
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Dude, you're a redneck. Making jokes about other peoples' inteligence is not a good strategy.Thats because you're Irish, most things are beyond you... OH ZING!
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I'm third gen removed from rednecks thank you very much.
Besides, this "redneck" was sound enough in his strategy too stamp you year some back...
Besides, this "redneck" was sound enough in his strategy too stamp you year some back...
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Only because I had the misfortune to be playing in a GCS. I think it's a testimant to my skills that the ship didn't spontaneously explode the first time you looked at it angrily.
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There's maybe 2-3 other franchises I'd rather live in than UFP Trek. And one of them, Transformers, is for the OMG COOL! factor than anything else.Deepcrush wrote:Thats because you're Irish, most things are beyond you... OH ZING!
But really, the UFP isn't so bad. Its just they aren't as good as Trek tries and fails to make them out to be.
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Do you think that's why the Enterprise D has a blind guy in charge of the Warp Core?Rochey wrote:Only because I had the misfortune to be playing in a GCS. I think it's a testimant to my skills that the ship didn't spontaneously explode the first time you looked at it angrily.
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I'm just curious. Rochey, how the hell did YOU of all people end up Captaining a GCS? Was that supposed to be a cruel joke?
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That's actually a great question.Mark wrote:I'm just curious. Rochey, how the hell did YOU of all people end up Captaining a GCS? Was that supposed to be a cruel joke?
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I think Sunny gave me one as a cruel joke.
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But you know what, a year later... ITS STILL FUNNY!
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Hey blowing things up is an art within itself!Cpl Kendall wrote:Kira was pretty irritated about having to be an artist.Lazar wrote:Oh, so had they already abandoned it by the TNG era? Need to watch more DS9.
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Re: Federation and Borg
who was it that gave me the link to that battle?
anyway, Definately choose the Federation.
and when you boil it down everyone has the same agenda. It's the way you go about it that makes a difference.
The Federation want's to expand and grow, but they do it through the free will of the planet in question. The Borg find it, destroy it, assimilate it.
anyway, Definately choose the Federation.
and when you boil it down everyone has the same agenda. It's the way you go about it that makes a difference.
The Federation want's to expand and grow, but they do it through the free will of the planet in question. The Borg find it, destroy it, assimilate it.
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