Black Vulcan
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White humans are tinged red/pink because of our red blood when healthy and alive, so by your logic there shouldn't be any black humans either, only dark red ones.
I imagine a post-funk cover band that plays nothing but 60s/70s scifi music, or music used in any film or TV show a Star Trek actor appeared in. If Brent Spiner sang it, it's in. Nothing but a three hour interpretive funk "Blue Skies".
So.. NOTHING but Blue Skies.
I will fucking use whatever language I goddamn l feel like using, particularly when I am refuting racist bullshit. If you don't like that, too fucking bad.
Well...this is awkward.
Warning for Trolling. One of many such instances.
I knew your true colors the first time you replied to a post. There are no black Vulcans. The only racist bullshit is in your empty lefty head. You are the racist. You think there is a a race of African American Vulcans. Grow up and cry your crocodile tears elsewhere and stop wasting my time.
Did it really hurt you that bad that Spock was green? Too bad. It's called LOSING AN ARGUMENT. Like all lefties, you cant stand to lose. It fucks with your stagnant brain because you're all simultaneously backwards and self-righteous.
I come here to enjoy a debate, not waste time with a cry baby troll who hates to be proven wrong. buh bye hunny.
irrelevant. he was green, and you're wrong.
You haven't seen Voyager?
This is Tuvok.
Even his tiny penny sized nipples are black.
Look at his tiny penny sized black nipples and Marvel.
Vulcan had three races. Andoria has two races. the White/black Black/White people on the original series had two races. Many alien cultures had two races, one that comes to mind is the episode where one dying race sought help to survive in "Enterprise" but were denied that help, as the other minor race on their planet was progressing? There are lighter and darker skinned Klingons. A couple of episodes across each series show a race living on a planet that function as a third gender. There are two species of sentient beings on Trill. There were four species of sentient Xindi on Enterprise. I could go on (two more instances just came to mind), but it's pointless because you should have seen this yourself before you formed your opinion. Since everything is universal translator processed, how do you know if any of these races have different languages?
So you're entirely wrong. And, you have NO idea how many races or languages might exist in an alien culture. Civilization as we know it and fully evolved "Modern" humans have existed for less than 10,000 years. It might be ten or a hundred times that on other planets, and language and cultures if they ever existed, might have merged. You are trying to humanize aliens in a science fictions how to satisfy some half-assed lefty political agenda that doesn't exist.
This is the makeup used on Leonard Nimoy to give him his Vulcan appearance
The full name is RCMA 1965 Color Process Foundation “LN-1” The "LN" for Leonard Nimoy. IIRC it was used on all Vulcans, including Tim Russ.
So someone put make-up every where for Tim in that nude scene?
What an exciting choice in vocation.
You haven't seen Voyager?
This is Tuvok.
Even his tiny penny sized nipples are black.
Look at his tiny penny sized black nipples and Marvel.
I'm sorry to tell you, but Tim Russ is of African descent, not Vulcan.
No one is of Vulcan descent.I'm sorry to tell you, but Tim Russ is of African descent, not Vulcan.
So someone put make-up every where for Tim in that nude scene?
What an exciting choice in vocation.
Tim rocks.I wish his part was bigger. And by that, I mean HIS ROLE on voyager.
Actually, I posted the link to the article, and the problem was it made him look like he was in blackface on B/W TVs.
There are no Vulcans. You might as well be talking about Vampires, Kryptonians or HobbitsVulcans are.
Why are there White Vulcans? "Well Spock was greenish!". Well, his blood was green and pigmented his skin that tone. He was clearly lightly skinned. But for the same reason, environmental and regional conditional differences in the long term of evolution within the same species (whether Human or Vulcan) produces regional variations in things like skin color. There's no reason for there to not be darker skinned Vulcans, assuming different environments on Vulcan in the evolutionary history of the Vulcan people. And certainly we know that prior to the atomic wars, Vulcan was was not all one Martian desert. Humans are the example, and there are multiple variations of humans. Vulcans are the closest species in Star Trek to humans.
Have you ever looked at a color wheel?
Mmmmm. Maybe you should.
http://www.fivestarpainting.com/blog/2015/november/color-coordination-made-easy-lessons-from-the-co/
Mmmm. Where does the red line go at approximately 5 o'clock on the wheel?
Mmmm. Looks like brown.
Mmmm.
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