Whatever. Run the IP straight into the ground.
Growing up I absolutely loved Star Trek. I stopped caring after .
Looking back on it, Star Trek was always subversive trash designed to make White men accept a slow death from multiculturalism and ethnic replacement.
I couldn't see that as a boy in the 90s but it was true from the first episode in the 60s before I was even born.
Whatever. Run the IP straight into the ground.
Growing up I absolutely loved Star Trek. I stopped caring after [STD in 2017](https://infogalactic.com/info/Star_Trek:_Discovery).
Looking back on it, Star Trek was always subversive trash designed to make White men accept a slow death from multiculturalism and ethnic replacement.
I couldn't see that as a boy in the 90s but it was true from the first episode in the 60s before I was even born.
True statement. The episode where kirk kissed uhura (or whatever the sheboon character's name was) was the first time an interracial kiss was ever shown on television. The scene was done carefully with kirk being essentially mind controlled by a godlike alien during the exchange to lessen the push back from viewers at the time.
True statement. The episode where kirk kissed uhura (or whatever the sheboon character's name was) was the first time an interracial kiss was ever shown on television. The scene was done carefully with kirk being essentially mind controlled by a godlike alien during the exchange to lessen the push back from viewers at the time.
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