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Indeed. Telepaths present a horrible legal problem. I'm profoundly glad that such metal powers remain firmly in the realms of fantasy.

It sounds like I might enjoy B5 if it takes realistic approaches to issues.

KuvahMagh wrote:It sounds like I might enjoy B5 if it takes realistic approaches to issues.

It is good, it does run off the rails a bit when the Narn start venerating G'Kar as a religious figure but that's a side issue. Season five blows goats though.

Cpl Kendall wrote:

KuvahMagh wrote:It sounds like I might enjoy B5 if it takes realistic approaches to issues.

It is good, it does run off the rails a bit when the Narn start venerating G'Kar as a religious figure but that's a side issue. Season five blows goats though.

Not opinionated in the slightest are we?

i agree though. The new station commander was aweful.

Reliant121 wrote:
Not opinionated in the slightest are we?

Pardon me?

i agree though. The new station commander was aweful.

She was. The real problem I had with Five was that B5 wasn't going to be picked up another season, so they shoehorned everything into Four and then they got picked up. So Season Five is mostly filler.

Cpl Kendall wrote:

Reliant121 wrote:
Not opinionated in the slightest are we?

Pardon me?

i agree though. The new station commander was aweful.

She was. The real problem I had with Five was that B5 wasn't going to be picked up another season, so they shoehorned everything into Four and then they got picked up. So Season Five is mostly filler.

The opinionated bit was for the "blows" bit meant as a joke.

Reliant121 wrote:
The opinionated bit was for the "blows" bit meant as a joke.

Ahh, hard to tell on a BBS sometimes.

GrahamKennedy wrote:

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:

GrahamKennedy wrote:If you played poker with a person and lost heavily, and then discovered that the person was a telepath who had been reading your thoughts all along, would you be bothered?

Well, I'd be pissed sure, but I wouldn't count it as cheating.

Why would you be angry?

Because I lost a lot of money in this scinario.

I'm profoundly glad that such metal powers remain firmly in the realms of fantasy.

As far as you know at least

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:Because I lost a lot of money in this scinario.

So you're just a bad loser?

I'm profoundly glad that such metal powers remain firmly in the realms of fantasy.

As far as you know at least

I'd be delighted to be proven wrong. I'm hardly holding my breath though.

GrahamKennedy wrote:

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:Because I lost a lot of money in this scinario.

So you're just a bad loser?

I'm gonna have to go with "duh" on this.

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:

GrahamKennedy wrote:

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:Because I lost a lot of money in this scinario.

So you're just a bad loser?

I'm gonna have to go with "duh" on this.

Dont act contemptous, its not a good thing.

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:

GrahamKennedy wrote:

Blackstar the Chakat wrote:Because I lost a lot of money in this scinario.

So you're just a bad loser?

I'm gonna have to go with "duh" on this.

Somehow I'm not surprised.

Telepaths? Just send the Black Ships for them.

Anyway, to address GK's original point - I attribute it more towards Odo's pragmatic style than a variance in Starfleet's/the UFP's policy on such matters. Odo was not Starfleet, and he worked for a non-UFP government.

Mikey wrote:Telepaths? Just send the Black Ships for them.

Anyway, to address GK's original point - I attribute it more towards Odo's pragmatic style than a variance in Starfleet's/the UFP's policy on such matters. Odo was not Starfleet, and he worked for a non-UFP government.

True, pretty much anytime I remember people being arrested it was under Bajoran law. He had to enforce Starfleet Regulations but I think the Civillian population was bound by Bajoran Law rather than Federation, since it was a Bajoran Station within Bajoran Space and was only being administered by Starfleet.

KuvahMagh wrote:

Mikey wrote:Telepaths? Just send the Black Ships for them.

Anyway, to address GK's original point - I attribute it more towards Odo's pragmatic style than a variance in Starfleet's/the UFP's policy on such matters. Odo was not Starfleet, and he worked for a non-UFP government.

True, pretty much anytime I remember people being arrested it was under Bajoran law. He had to enforce Starfleet Regulations but I think the Civillian population was bound by Bajoran Law rather than Federation, since it was a Bajoran Station within Bajoran Space and was only being administered by Starfleet.

And since the Bajoran's never had an issue with telepaths they probably never thought to make up laws regarding them.