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youd know this, but obviously, u don't. As for comparing to any one current terorist movement, please feel free to read Rick
Bermans comment bellow. Stop mixing reality with Fantasy- you ruin it for every one. besides which , u promote your own ignorance on these matters. If you want to Know The history & current situation of the Israely Arab conflict as well as WW2 history, do your homework & study it impartially, don't bring your personal midiea based information which has no relation to the truth. Leave Star Trek out of your Politics & your politics out of Star tTrek. This decussion is immensly offensive on so many levels, so just keep it to your self!!!!
689:"The Cardassians are written to resemble the Israeli government or Nazis, the Bajorans to resemble Palestinians or Jews: The latter being people occupied or oppressed for decades and struggling to end that condition, sometimes using terrorism and guerrilla tactics, exactly as the Bajorans." According to what source is this true? Or are you just inserting your own POV/original research? It certainly doesn't agree with the quote and link following.
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you (as a "published" writter) to have more respect for the use of language, i.e., your claim of "as written". BTW, I'll admit to being defensive about Isreal, but I restrict my discussion on that point to where I find it. Your compulsion to insert propaganda in inappropriate topics strikes me as odd. But I'd be happy to keep this discourse on civil terms.
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Bajorans had colonised the planet; then the Cardassians came back to reclaim their ancestral homeworld and in so doing oppressed the erstwhile colonizers. This is not the story we are presented with, however, so it seems odd to claim the story is analogous to the real world Israel/Palestinians conflict.--
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Producer Michael Piller explains her origins as well as the beginnings of DS9: "We had created the Ensign Ro character last season and created a set of aliens in the Bajorans and the Cardassians and a situation that was sort of a Palestinian- or Israeli- or American Indian-tale situation of
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Is Lt Ro Laren actually a notable
Bajoran? Yes, she was featured in DS9 (which makes her notable as a fictional character on a TV series) but as a Bajoran (to other Bajorans, in the Star Trek universe, and not to people watching the show) she is completely un-notable. She's a mid-ranking officer in
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I just reverted this article to an earlier version because of the addition of the sentence about the
Israelis and Palestinians, which is not supported by the citation. This is what the cited article says: "We had created the Ensign Ro character last season and created a set of aliens in the Bajorans
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If you do a Google search for the words "bajoran" and "Palestinian", the 130+ links you come up with almost all refer to the relationship between them...and other keyword combinations produce other, similar pages. A little effort will reveal references to the intent of the show's makers to make this
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Bajorans were created to be synonymous with some modern-day terrorists. This is evident in Ro's speech while in conference with the other senior officers on board the Enterprise, which paints a picture of Bajorans that is reminiscent of the situation as it has been in the Middle East for years.
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More to the point: The producer, Rick Berman, explained that the
Bajorans were not modeled on any particular group: āThe Kurds, the Palestinians, the Jews in the 1940s, the boat people from Haitiāunfortunately, the homeless and terrorism are problems in every ageā (TNG Companion, p. 178).18:59, 11
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Again there's some kind of PoV problem revealed by the deletion of the entire section...I have now clarified the paragraph so that the indirect relationship of the quote and the prior description is clear. As with the entire nonsense you guys have been pulling up 'til now, no need to throw out the
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Come on, KAZ. Give me one authoritative source, i.e, from the shows writers or producers. Otherwise, you know as well as I do, it's just idle speculation on the part of fans. You of all people should know that relying on the number of hits is resorting to the "Big Lie" concept. I would expect
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I'm afraid this comparison doesn't really make sense at all, as the
Cardassians in Star Trek were occupying the Bajoran homeworld itself, rather than re-occupying their own homeland. The analogy would work better if the story had been that the Cardassians had left Cardassia Prime several thousand
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I always saw the Cardassian Occupation and the Bajoran Resistance as Israel and Palestine. The Cardassians were the Israeli's, in being an occupying force striving to hold onto what they have, and the Bajoran's being the Palestinians; desperate enough to do whatever it takes to hold onto whatever
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The introduction of religion as a recurring motif is the next highly unusual step, something that is alien to Star Trek at all (may the role of Sisko as the Emissary coincide with that of Cmdr. Sinclair as Valen on Babylon 5?), especially when it is connected with a central character. This also
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It is far from a statement of fact. The forced labor aspect in the paragraph topic sentence makes it a palpably false anology. Even if the ST writers were thinking along these lines (which I doubt), what they came up with is a hybred. Unless you can come up with a quote; you are projecting a
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Star Trek producer, and actually, it's your POV, and the exact quote says something else than what you claim. It refers to U.S. and Indians as well, for one thing. It's a brief quote, and says exactly what it means, as opposed to your re-write, which says something quite different.
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The internment camp reference actually fits in quite well, since that's where the Israeli government keeps hundreds of thousands of the Palestinians. When you see references to Israeli troops raiding or shelling camps with missiles, tanks, and bulldozers, that's what they're talking
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If that is true, then you have no business being here because you don't know the situation. But even then, one must wonder how you're unable to understand my repeated explanations that the sentence is NOT interpreting the producer, and was here BEFORE the producer's quote, which
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You provided no "quote", but your POV version of the quote, which said something quite different. Whoever you imagine you worked this out with, it wasn't me. And it is your "context" that is the only POV in the section in question, the quote itself is quite clear and NPOV.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. There is a quote from a producer, saying the show is about X. You keep adding a sentence, claiming that really the show is about Y. You're distorting what he said, and so I deleted your interpretive sentence, and left his quote.
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version that I deleted the unsourced material!) So mass deleting just has the problem that as material gets added back in, it will have the same problems - as well as the wasted effort in rewriting. Let's fix the problems rather than going in circles.
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and an enemy of Bajor. Ziyalās mother, to whom we are never introduced, was a Bajoran but Ziyal still looks much more Cardassian than anything else. Ziyal is a Cardassian-Bajoran hybrid and as such to call her a notable Bajoran would be like calling
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Kaz, you've reverted more than three times in 24 hours. This will get you a 24-hour block if you keep doing it (I'm not an admin, by the way, so that's not a warning, I'm just informing you). Why won't you just let the producer speak for himself?
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I wasn't here before, I'm here now. Your POV has completely changed the meaning of a direct quote. The only reason for replacing a brief, direct quote with a POV description of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is to display your own POV.
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The simple fact is that we often put something in our own words...this is not an encyclopedia purely of quotations. There's nothing PoV about the way I put it...which I worked out with a self-professed Israel defender...and it goes back.
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added anyway, and stands as a separate part of the same paragraph, not as an interpretation of what the producer says. It's ridiculous to claim that if a quote is made, then no other text may be added on anything relating to the
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Personally, I'm not inserting propoganda, but observing a fact. I will do so even if it's "my side" which looks bad; it's foolish and bigoted to defend something out of personal reasons in a setting like this. You won't find
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There is also a hugely-missed subplot here, folks. The Bajorans were originally introduced as ST's version of the Palestinians, fighting for their freedom from the wicked and much bigger and more supplied Cardassian foes.
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The Bajoran/Cardassian conflict always seemed like a veiled allegory for the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. The Bajoran people resort to terrorist/guerrilla tactics to combat an oppressive occupying group
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political opinion (which you are certainly entitled to have); however, you are doing so in an inappropriate topic. Keep the entry relevant and true. BTW, are you still wearing the mullet? Jinxian
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which leads to Vedek#Religion (now a redirect), I'm guessing there was a ton of information from expanded universe that's been deleted. Anyone know the history on this? Anyone want to build up the
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Yep. A fantasy version in which the United States (the Federation) does the right thing by siding against the occupiers instead of lionizing them because of a grotesque view of identity politics.
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baby with the bathwater. It starts seeming like you guys just don't like the comparison, no matter how true it is, and are twisting and spinning in order to find an excuse to delete it.
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And what, precisely, am I supposed to do when someone keeps mass-deleting valid text with a completely false excuse given? The text you keep deleting pre-existed the quotation, which
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Done. I've deleted some obvious unsourced/speculative material. There's probably more that could go to, but doing it on a case by case basis is better than a mass delete.
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