[ SECRET POST #2776 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2776 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

They didn't even really ignore the Prime Directive all that often. They ignored the _24th century_ version of it, but it was way stricter in TNG and beyond than it was ever presented in TOS, like the political interpretation of the directive had just shifted over the intervening century towards an even stronger policy of non-interference. (I can't even imagine either McCoy's original mission to Capella or Kirk's later one happening in the TNG time period, but both were explicit orders by Starfleet in the TOS era.) The only tremendous breaking of it I can think of is A Private Little War, and that was Kirk making what he thought was the best choice in a horrible situation.