Who Was The Most Liberal Character On The Original Star Trek Series? (NAFTA, global warming)

[lionking]

quote "If you think about it, the entire star trek universe is a socialist utopia. They don't even use money.."


And the borg on the next generation could be considered communism.

[ergohead]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

I always had a thing for Data, but that was on Next Generation.

His name was a cruel misnomer, as he was ineffectual at dating.

[lionking]

Originally Posted by ergohead

His name was a cruel misnomer, as he was ineffectual at dating.

According to one episode he was fully functional though.

[Ceece]

Originally Posted by ergohead

His name was a cruel misnomer, as he was ineffectual at dating.

Well he had that thing with Tasha Yar...

[Avengerfire]

Originally Posted by lionking

According to one episode he was fully functional though.

Did he use "C" or "D" batteries?

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by artsyguy

Did they ever have a gay alien on there? I thought I could recall one.

I always thought Spock might be in the closet.

[rikensquire]

Why doesn't Roddenberry's wife file suit against the Wiggles?

Data was in the "second" Star Trek series!!

Bones, was probably the most liberal character.

[ergohead]

Originally Posted by rikensquire

Bones, was probably the most liberal character.

Well, he hated Spock (when Spock was healthy) so what would that make Spock?

Bones never talked to Scotty.

Scotty wouldn't talk to Bones unless he was bleeding within an inch of his life.

[rikensquire]

Originally Posted by ergohead

Well, he hated Spock (when Spock was healthy) so what would that make Spock?

Bones never talked to Scotty.

Scotty wouldn't talk to Bones unless he was bleeding within an inch of his life.

I think you may be overly-romanticizing these characters or something.
Do liberals have to talk to each other? I thought they only "stuck" together because they refused to wash all their patchouli oil off.

[aspiesmom]

Originally Posted by betamanlet

I'd think that most women are liberals, right? How many women do you that have science/engineering/math degrees or have taken any classes in those during college?

I took plenty of engineering classes at a top 25 university in the US, and w hile the prereq courses like Chemistry, had some women, the engineering engineering courses has a handful. My Fortran class of maybe 80 had 5 women, tops...

How many of the liberal feminist types know ANYTHING about science?

Most women (regardless of politics) know & apply science every day, we deal with it as mothers and many other careers in the medical field, education field, environmental field, etc.
Women tend to utilize science altruistically.