Decades later, that same shitheel was pulling the same shit on women.
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Both men benefitted from a system that allowed them to tell the world who they were, for decades, without being believed.
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Both sat on the tail end of their lives bearing mass cult followings of young white men, who absorbed their message
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And both guaranteed that the environment that created them, would survive a new generation.
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Basically: star trek is garbage for the same reason trump is garbage.
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Oh: remember how Dr. Crusher left in season 2? Gates McFadden left due to the culture of sexual harassment on the set.
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Marina Sirtis, on what her work environment was likepic.twitter.com/FpH2XWXwRM
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Uhura *resigned* due to Roddenberry's bullshit. Martin Luther King Jr convinced her to return:pic.twitter.com/8bAmXCXXDc
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Oh: and Leonard Nimoy was the one man who fought for her to get equal pay
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So: pretty much every woman who had a major role with Roddenberry, described a toxic environment of sexual harassment
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Several left the show because of Roddenberry's toxic environment. Two returned.
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And then you look at the episodes. Janice Rand getting rapey-leers every single episode
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30 years later, you see the *exact same* bullshit, Roddenberry's vision created in an environment that skeeved out most of the actresses
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Consider Code of Honor, s1e4. Fourth episode of TNG, the first Tasha Yar centered on, agreed to be one of the worstpic.twitter.com/TpTcejIRsQ
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"The episode so bad, screenwriter got fired for it." It was racist as hell, but that's not all it was.
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Remember what Roddenberry said 30 years earlier:pic.twitter.com/MJhhtuGCUw
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Yep. Code of Honor let Roddenberry show us who he was, 3 decades after he'd already told us.
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