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ulkesh , 17 days ago to Star Trek in Paul Giamatti Boards ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’

Holly Hunter and now Paul Giamatti. They must have some major money for this project. I can’t wait!!

ulkesh , 27 days ago to Star Trek in [Doug Jones interview] Star Trek Marks a Turning Point for a Secret Sci-Fi Legend

100% agreed. I mean, he is Pencilhead! I always wondered what became of Son of Pencilhead.

ulkesh , 27 days ago to Star Trek in [Doug Jones interview] Star Trek Marks a Turning Point for a Secret Sci-Fi Legend

That’s a testament to Jones’s acting as well. I thoroughly enjoyed Action Saru in that scene.

ulkesh , 28 days ago to Star Trek in Inside the ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Series Finale: The Last-Minute Coda, the Surprise Easter Eggs, and What Season 6 Would Have Been About (EXCLUSIVE)

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coda

ulkesh , 1 month ago to Star Trek in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Taps Academy Award-Winning Actress Holly Hunter

She will be the most amazingly vertically challenged Starfleet officer yet! Well…except for Nog.

ulkesh , 1 month ago to Star Trek in Giveaway! Win your Steam Copy of the 'Captain’s Edition' of Star Trek: Resurgence!

I want to play a new fun Star Trek game! And this one fits the bill nicely especially because previous games made by these devs were hours of enjoyment. I trust in their ability to tell a great story!

ulkesh , 1 month ago to U.S. News in Former Georgia Republican Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan says he is voting for Biden in November

I will probably never agree on much with Duncan, but on this I completely agree. Trump is an aberration that must be extinguished from the collective psyche of this country and the world. And I sincerely hope that happens sooner than later. Far too many who apparently can’t think for themselves, clothe in and bask in their hatred, their fear, and their ignorance like it’s a badge of honor.

It’s time to stop listening to them and stop giving such insanity a platform.

ulkesh , 2 months ago to U.S. News in A New Bill In Louisiana Would Criminalize Librarians and Libraries Who Join the American Library Association

Louisiana, like all southern states, is garbage. I visited New Orleans once. I wasn’t fond of smelling literal garbage and shit while walking through the French Quarter. I won’t be going back.

So there is no real surprise that the bills they produce in Baton Rouge smell just as bad.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to Politics in Are the Boomers Okay?

So yeah, um, the recession the idiot refers to didn’t last 7 years, it was over in 18 months. Oh and I wonder if he knows why. Hint: the left. Oh and I wonder if he knows why that recession happened in the first place. Hint: the right and their fetish for deregulation.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to Politics in Are the Boomers Okay?

Moron right-wing nutjob shouts at the sky.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to U.S. News in Trump posts nearly $92 million bond in E. Jean Carroll defamation case

Trump always uses other people’s money for his own gain. He will suffer nothing, not until his ass is behind bars and hopefully becomes someone’s bitch.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to Politics in Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot, rejecting state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack

And there’s nothing in the Constitution that requires a trial or conviction either. And in fact Luttig and other scholars have said exactly that as well.

You’re inventing things and wasting my time.

I’m done replying to you.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to Politics in Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot, rejecting state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack

First, I’m not dying on any hill. Second, I’m less liberal than you might imagine. Third, I’m pointing out exactly what literal Constitutional scholars have pointed out. So, instead of personal attacks, perhaps you should sit down, because yes, the 14th Amendment does apply and has been shown that numerous times across numerous jurisdictions, and by much more educated minds than us idiots on Lemmy.

The Supreme Court doesn’t always get it right. And they didn’t, yet again. And, yet again, we the people will have to clean up the mess which could, and likely will, take decades.

And lastly, BLM protestors did not try to subvert an election and incite a literal insurrection on the Capitol, so enough with the logical fallacies, please. If you want to spout off that nonsense, take it to Reddit where it belongs.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to Politics in Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot, rejecting state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack

The Constitution lays out 3 main disqualifying provisions from holding the office of the Presidency: Must be 35 years old, Must be a natural-born citizen, and as the 14th amendment section 3 states, “No person shall…hold any office…under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath…as an officer of the United States…to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof.” (Removal of the bits that don’t pertain specific to what is clearly the OFFICE of the Presidency)

Multiple Constitutional scholars have said it is self-executing. Therefore, the States should not have been allowed to even put Trump on any ballots based on the above.

I guess the country is still in danger. We’ll have to see if half of the voting populace would rather have a 91-count-indicted probable-convicted felon as President who has literally called for authoritarianism, instead of the old and senile one. I fully expect Trump to win again because nearly half of the voters are fucking stupid, and the archaic electoral college will give it to him again.

ulkesh , 3 months ago to U.S. News in Supreme Court restores Trump to ballot, rejecting state attempts to ban him over Capitol attack

They’re cowards is what they are.