Overweight bass player who likes comedy and sci-fi. I think most of the US senators and reps on BOTH sides should be ashamed of what they’ve done to the country
Japan was nuked TWICE by America, yet they forgave, embraced, and now celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
Meanwhile the left can't move past slavery, using it to hate America and cancel celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
Japan loves America more than liberals in America. Let that sink in.
Happy 250th Anniversary to the greatest country in the world. Lest we forget, without America’s Veterans, America simply wouldn’t exist. All gave some. Some, gave all. God Bless America.
Nobody knew about Johnny Carson’s political views because he thought his job was to make all Americans laugh, not preach about politics. That’s why he was the most popular late-night host ever. America desperately needs another Carson.
@TaraBull808 I made this anonymous account back when the Twitter mob would dox you and try to harm your family if you said the wrong thing. Short story, no one thinks I’m real
“Almost 250 years of our democracy “ NO! This is a constitutional republic. Democracy = majority/mob rule. I wish they would quit calling it a democracy. #Inauguration2025
The inclusivity accusation is the best one people bring out.
As starfleet was incredibly exclusive, it went to great lengths to exclude everyone who wasn’t the best of the best. Not up to standard, both joining starfleet academy but also entire planets and cultures who wanted to join.
Star Fleet was ALWAYS about the MERITOCRACY. So whoever was in a position of power or authority had EARNED their place there. It wasn't a "current fucking day" ESG/DEI riddled cesspit.
Colour was never a currency of virtue like it is in today's movies and television.
Avery Brooks portrayed Sisco as a Commander then Captain that was an excellent leader and diplomat that commanded respect from all he dealt with.
A fearsome foe and a loving father, his range was on screen for all to see. And why he remains one of the most beloved Captains to this day.
The pigmentation of his skin was inconsequential to the kind of man he was. This has been a staple of Star Trek since it's inception in the 1960's.