I stopped paying attention to it right around the time that the "dae le section 31 adults in the room getting shit done amirite" and "dae le epic terran empire humanity fuck yea amirite" glazers started shaping the discourse as they did on Reddit.
Damn, it's a shame that led to defederation though. I had thought that they were cool with us and were mostly Leftist because of the political stuff on Star Trek.
mostly Leftist because of the political stuff on Star Trek
Decades of festering contrarianism and "bad guys are cool actually" ideology in the Trek fandom made far too many people seem somehow embarrassed by the idea of a brighter future in the setting, or that the Federation was actually cool and good and didn't need to have edgy murderfucking black ops "Adults In The Room" no matter how much Rick Berman pushed the idea because he was always a piece of shit.
Those toxic fans are numerous enough that I lost count of how many "USS AYN RANDs" I saw flying around Star Trek Online. The zone chat in Earth Spacedock is basically /pol/, 24/7.
To be fair, that started in TNG series already with Klingons, and DS9 was also full of it, the honorable fucking nazis, but no one in entire seen by me materials ever ask what happened with dozens of species conquered by them, we just don't see or hear about them, ever, not even as slaves.
You might be right, though Klingons have been stretched a number of directions, including "Space Soviets" in the TOS and even part of the motion picture series (especially Undiscovered Country).
So the other explanation would be that Klingons opress the conquered people to make them rebel so they can have fun and glory supressing the rebellions, since Feds and Romulans aren't so easy? That would make them not only nazi but also g*mers.
they've defederated with hexbear and i think it's significant because i think that it was independent of the reddit userbase diaspora instances initially and it had a significant userbase of its own, or atleast bigger that most.
all of the other smaller instances either went inactive or merged into one of the huge instances that were filled up by the reddit refugees and i think that the startrek instance will do something similar since their activity has started to flat line slightly. those huge instances are hellbent on drowning out leftist views and my experience teaches me that they're not going to idly sit by and leave us alone next to their golden echo chambers.
I've a feeling these irritating libs will eventually fizzle out once the current (American) election season is over it's almost like most people don't actually give a shit about politics (until other people start taking about it) for some reason
American Election season never ends, presidental popular ends we go to presidental electoral, then we go to mid terms, then we go right back to presidential
I'm a little out of the loop, what's going on with the Star Trek instance?
Hopefully Hexbear, Lemmy, and Lemmygrad can survive in some form.
I stopped paying attention to it right around the time that the "dae le section 31 adults in the room getting shit done amirite" and "dae le epic terran empire humanity fuck yea amirite" glazers started shaping the discourse as they did on Reddit.
Damn, it's a shame that led to defederation though. I had thought that they were cool with us and were mostly Leftist because of the political stuff on Star Trek.
Decades of festering contrarianism and "bad guys are cool actually" ideology in the Trek fandom made far too many people seem somehow embarrassed by the idea of a brighter future in the setting, or that the Federation was actually cool and good and didn't need to have edgy murderfucking black ops "Adults In The Room" no matter how much Rick Berman pushed the idea because he was always a piece of shit.
Those toxic fans are numerous enough that I lost count of how many "USS AYN RANDs" I saw flying around Star Trek Online. The zone chat in Earth Spacedock is basically /pol/, 24/7.
To be fair, that started in TNG series already with Klingons, and DS9 was also full of it, the honorable fucking nazis, but no one in entire seen by me materials ever ask what happened with dozens of species conquered by them, we just don't see or hear about them, ever, not even as slaves.
You might be right, though Klingons have been stretched a number of directions, including "Space Soviets" in the TOS and even part of the motion picture series (especially Undiscovered Country).
Oh, this episode kind of features a Klingon-conquered world and its people.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/The_Mind%27s_Eye_(episode)
So the other explanation would be that Klingons opress the conquered people to make them rebel so they can have fun and glory supressing the rebellions, since Feds and Romulans aren't so easy? That would make them not only nazi but also g*mers.
they've defederated with hexbear and i think it's significant because i think that it was independent of the reddit userbase diaspora instances initially and it had a significant userbase of its own, or atleast bigger that most.
all of the other smaller instances either went inactive or merged into one of the huge instances that were filled up by the reddit refugees and i think that the startrek instance will do something similar since their activity has started to flat line slightly. those huge instances are hellbent on drowning out leftist views and my experience teaches me that they're not going to idly sit by and leave us alone next to their golden echo chambers.
I've a feeling these irritating libs will eventually fizzle out once the current (American) election season is over it's almost like most people don't actually give a shit about politics (until other people start taking about it) for some reason
American Election season never ends, presidental popular ends we go to presidental electoral, then we go to mid terms, then we go right back to presidential
This is by design to keep you focused on the popularity contest instead of actual change