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I give it to Scotty and Rex teaming up and soloing team Russia, then having a drink together.

To be fair, just like American generals, Russian generals are completely worthless because politicians **** everything up.

Originally posted by ShadowFyre
To be fair, just like American generals, Russian generals are completely worthless because politicians **** everything up.

Well, it depends. Generals are different.

Starfleet security isn't well trained enough. Stormtroopers win.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Starfleet security isn't well trained enough. Stormtroopers win.

A lot of people would say "But Stormtroopers can't aim!". And they are wrong, actually.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Starfleet security isn't well trained enough. Stormtroopers win.


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Originally posted by Alex_Ferrana
A lot of people would say "But Stormtroopers can't aim!". And they are wrong, actually.

Yup.

Originally posted by Robtard
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Hey, the OP said redshirts. Not Worf... who once lost a phaser fight to a ferengi.

Originally posted by -Pr-

Hey, the OP said redshirts. Not Worf... who once lost a phaser fight to a ferengi.

That was short haired Worf still living in Tasha Yar's shadow, an entirely different animal.

Originally posted by Robtard
That was short haired Worf still living in Tasha Yar's shadow, an entirely different animal.

Rob is right.

Worf beats four genetically enhanced Gem Hadar in a row and gets their leader to admit he can't actually break him in spite of being half dead. Pretty sure he could handle one tin pot dictator and his army that can't even beat a non super power nation.

Originally posted by Robtard
That was short haired Worf still living in Tasha Yar's shadow, an entirely different animal.

But he was a security officer. Not a strategic operations officer like he'd later be in DS9 when he got his powerup.

If the thread includes strategic operations officers, then that's different.

Originally posted by -Pr-
But he was a security officer. Not a strategic operations officer like he'd later be in DS9 when he got his powerup.

If the thread includes strategic operations officers, then that's different.


Even in TNG he was cutting down other Noble house leaders like a badass and taking Picards scowl of disapproval.


Because respecting other cultures just isn't the Federation way apparently.

Originally posted by cdtm
Even in TNG he was cutting down other Noble house leaders like a badass and taking Picards scowl of disapproval.


Because respecting other cultures just isn't the Federation way apparently.

Worf was being a bad Starfleet officer, even if he was being a good Klingon. They were on a Starfleet ship. The fact that Worf didn't get demoted proves that Picard went easy on him.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Worf was being a bad Starfleet officer, even if he was being a good Klingon. They were on a Starfleet ship. The fact that Worf didn't get demoted proves that Picard went easy on him.

Ah, but he wasn't on Starfleet territory.


He could be rightly charged with leaving his post, but I'd argue if the Klingon council approved of the honor dual, and if his opponent accepted, that should be that.

After all Worf didn't give up his rights as a Klingon. His house was defamed, his wife murdered.

Originally posted by cdtm
Ah, but he wasn't on Starfleet territory.


He could be rightly charged with leaving his post, but I'd argue if the Klingon council approved of the honor dual, and if his opponent accepted, that should be that.

After all Worf didn't give up his rights as a Klingon. His house was defamed, his wife murdered.

He was wearing a Starfleet uniform, and still serving in Starfleet at the time.

And he could have easily been accused of breaking the Prime Directive. And sure people might say "well Kirk and Picard did that anyway", but they were Captains, with the discretion to do so. Worf was a lieutenant at the time.

There are expectations placed on him to be a model officer, and he wasn't. By a long way.

I'm not saying what Worf did was wrong (personally) or that he wasn't acting like a true Klingon. He most definitely was. But he was being a terrible Starfleet officer at the time. And Starfleet trumps your commitment to anything else.

Originally posted by -Pr-
He was wearing a Starfleet uniform, and still serving in Starfleet at the time.

And he could have easily been accused of breaking the Prime Directive. And sure people might say "well Kirk and Picard did that anyway", but they were Captains, with the discretion to do so. Worf was a lieutenant at the time.

There are expectations placed on him to be a model officer, and he wasn't. By a long way.

I'm not saying what Worf did was wrong (personally) or that he wasn't acting like a true Klingon. He most definitely was. But he was being a terrible Starfleet officer at the time. And Starfleet trumps your commitment to anything else.

Makes sense.

Didn't Jadzea break the same oath when he helped hunt down the albino Klingon?



Wonder what Sisko would have done if Worf did that under his watch?

Originally posted by cdtm
Makes sense.

Didn't Jadzea break the same oath when he helped hunt down the albino Klingon?



Wonder what Sisko would have done if Worf did that under his watch?

Yeah, Jadzia got a lot of slack for that. At the very least the fact that she was accompanied by other Klingons made it a much smaller issue. Less diplomatic issues and all that.

Jadzia broke plenty of rules and got away with it.

Thor still loses this fight

Originally posted by carthage
Thor still loses this fight


This is the way.

Originally posted by carthage
Thor still loses this fight



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