Damn.
This might be the most active thread for any new episode of a series in years.
One assumption, another could be the bar was designed to look like the 50s-70s.The lamp shades in 10 Forward are very 70s, and the juke box might be even older if it's not ironic.
If nothing has been fixed, renovated or upgrade since 1965, I don't think Guinan has any money.
Compare them with Discovery.Just for some perspective.
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Plus the whole ICE thing, which ate up at least 30 pages of heated discussion...I think that's what happens when your episode features a black woman who's assertive in her exhortation against social injustice and you accurately depict the material conditions of racial inequality and poverty: more people get upset and argue against you.
Such Sweet Sorrow, Pt.2 clocked in at 130730 views, 136 pages and 2716 replies. Something something Control.I did initially. The Vulcan Hello (first new Trek episode in 12 years) hit 59 pages.
I bet most were people talking about the explosion proof door.Such Sweet Sorrow, Pt.2 clocked in at 130730 views, 136 pages and 2716 replies. Something something Control.
This is why I just can't understand some arguments. She's lived through nuclear proliferation, global warming, political polarization, the rise of totalitarian regimes and ideologies, not one but two global wars and Humanity's sudden realization that they could absolutely use their industrial capabilities to murder undesirables en masse, but she has no business being cynical about humanity's prospects because the Humans she happens to look like no longer being subject to Jim Crow means she's personally better off than in 1893? Seriously?Guinan makes sense to me in this episode. This is a Guinan who has lived through all the atrocities of the last 130 years without having had a formative encounter with Jean Luc Picard in 1893 to give her any hope at all for the future. Our Guinan always had that to hang onto, that no matter how bad things got, the future would be brighter, humanity would eventually rise above it all and evolve, become better than they knew they could be. This Guinan has never had that. And she has lived through it all. All those horrific wars. The prejudice. The abuse. Atrocity after atrocity, and no one has ever offered her even the tiniest sliver of hope to hang onto, so she has no reason to believe things will ever improve. Quite the reverse, she sees things getting steadily worse and worse all the time. This is a Guinan who feels she has given humanity long enough and is not prepared to give them any longer, because she does not believe they are worth it. She has lost all hope and has given up. And when you really think through her circumstances, that's fair enough.
One assumption, another could be the bar was designed to look like the 50s-70s.
That's just even more assumptions. We don't know the specifics of any laws in this world or what the specifics were with the building Guinan's bar was in. Seizing property in areas with POC happens more often than Americans would care to admit. Los Angeles didn't get its freeway system by being fair to the Latin population. We got the whole country by ignoring folks who weren't white enough to care about. No surprise there wasn't much trouble with the Canadian border compared to the Mexican one.If the building is becoming part of the sanctuary district, I think someone said that they saw another sanctuary district poster on a another fence near 10 Forward, then they either condemned a dilapidated building and seized it, eminent domain and overpaid for the building, eminent domain and underpaid for the building, fabricated crimes and seized it, there were crimes on premises and it was seized, it's an abandoned building and it was claimed, or it was already a government building and was now being repurposed.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-border-wall-plans-private-land-seizure/
That's just even more assumptions. We don't know the specifics of any laws in this world or what the specifics were with the building Guinan's bar was in. Seizing property in areas with POC happens more often than Americans would care to admit. Los Angeles didn't get its freeway system by being fair to the Latin population. We got the whole country by ignoring folks who weren't white enough to care about. No surprise there wasn't much trouble with the Canadian border compared to the Mexican one.
Wow that's some difference to what this seasons finale clocked up.Such Sweet Sorrow, Pt.2 clocked in at 130730 views, 136 pages and 2716 replies. Something something Control.
Even if she was a direct ancestor she might already be marriedStrange they made the Picard ancestor a women with the Picard surname. Their children usually take their father’s surname. I know that’s not always the case but they could have kept it a secret with her having a different surname and reveal at the end that she is related. Similar to how they did Valeria Williams in the Enterprise novels.
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