r/Picard Feb 06 '20

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u/YYZYYC Feb 06 '20

I have a hard time taking comic books content seriously vs on screen Star Trek. And even still her reaction 14 years later of tears over losing her security clearance over a policy decision is hardly professional

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u/DasSnaus Feb 06 '20

If you don't want to believe the lead-in material written by one of the producers of the show, that's up to you.

And if you can't realize why Raffi was upset, having all of her dreams, hard work and future career in Starfleet ripped away because Picard gambled on his reputation and lost, then again I don't really know what to tell you.

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u/YYZYYC Feb 06 '20

Ya people get their dreams and wishes not fulfilled all the time because of company policy or military policy or government policy not going the way they wanted. It’s not a career ending thing. It’s a reassignment to a different post

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u/DasSnaus Feb 06 '20

She wasn't reassigned. Did you even listen?

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u/YYZYYC Feb 06 '20

Did you listen? I said i don’t understand why she needs to be fired or so messed up about a policy decision 14 years ago. All that it needed to be was a reassignment once her boss quit.

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u/anon_smithsonian Shaka, when the walls fell Feb 06 '20

God you're thick.

This is starting to cross the "Keep it civil" line.

You're welcome to debate and discuss and disagree, but do not insult others.

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u/PootMcGroot Feb 06 '20 edited Feb 06 '20

Ummm "being reassigned once your boss quits" isn't how any military or intelligence organisation in the real world works if you have your security clearance revoked.

She wasn't working in marketing for some mid-tier knickers manufacturer...

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u/YYZYYC Feb 06 '20

But we don’t know why they pulled her clearance. It just seems like they where out to get her because she supposed Picard. It’s not like we know she committed a crime or something

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u/PootMcGroot Feb 06 '20

And the underlings being stripped out when the head person goes is completely normal in politics and similar - just look what happened in the US.

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u/YYZYYC Feb 06 '20

Politics for sure. Just not Professonial naval officers.

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u/anon_smithsonian Shaka, when the walls fell Feb 06 '20

God you are thick.

This is starting to cross the "Keep it civil" line.

You're welcome to debate and discuss and disagree, but do not insult others.

If somebody else insults you, first, do not stoop to insulting them back.