[ SECRET POST #5468 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5468 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Loved it until Worf came along, and then it was all warrior bullshit this and Klingon blah blah that.

I am still wondering how Klingon society survives ... if everybody and their dog wants and needs to be a warrior to get even a smidgen of acceptance, then who plants the crops? Who cooks the food? Who cleans the floors? Or are they all dirty and hungry munching on squiggly things living in squalid but honorable barracks and the crops are planted by the subdued inferior peoples those mighty warriors conquered? Or are there slaves who do the work? There must be slaves, no? Not very woke ;D

Don't answer, I'm not really interested, just wondering from time to time. And yes, out of the Star Trek shows that I watched (I've started with Classic) DNG is, for the few Klingon-free seasons, my favourite.

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone is a warrior, but some of those warriors also have actual day jobs. Few of those warriors are full time warriors. It is a society where everyone is in the army reserves, does some weekly practice, and everyone loves war movies. Look back across the last two decades of US culture, it is an exaggerated version of that. Or late Victorian England, everyone is all into Empire and painting maps pink but alongside all the saluting and Rudyard Kipling imperial eulogising, people have to get on with working. We just see the high aristocratic, or active service, Klingons because they are the ones with interesting stories.