Star Trek influencer Evan Loves Worf launched an expletive-filled attack
on White House advisor Stephen Miller this week ? because Miller dared
to publicly mourn Patrick Stewart?s death. This is the same Star Trek
fandom that claims to stand for Gene Roddenberry?s vision of tolerance
and infinite diversity. In this video I break down exactly what was
said, why it matters, and why this kind of gatekeeping hatred is the
opposite of everything Star Trek was built to represent. Roddenberry
created Trek to show that people of all backgrounds and beliefs could
find common ground. The rabid left-wing faction of Trek fandom is
determined to drive out anyone who doesn?t share their politics ? and
Patrick Stewart?s death became their latest weapon. This isn?t Star
Trek. This is its antithesis.
Evan Loves Worf Stephen Miller Patrick Stewart Star Trek fandom Star
Trek politics Star Trek left wing Gene Roddenberry IDIC Star Trek
tolerance Star Trek culture war Patrick Stewart death Star Trek
influencer attack Star Trek fans 2026 Roddenberry vision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjG7xGwmj3E
On 2026-10-31 10:36 p.m., Ubiquitous wrote:
Star Trek influencer Evan Loves Worf launched an expletive-filled attackThat's bizarre. I seem to remember hearing that Stewart had announced
on White House advisor Stephen Miller this week ? because Miller dared
to publicly mourn Patrick Stewart?s death. This is the same Star Trek
fandom that claims to stand for Gene Roddenberry?s vision of tolerance
and infinite diversity. In this video I break down exactly what was
said, why it matters, and why this kind of gatekeeping hatred is the
opposite of everything Star Trek was built to represent. Roddenberry
created Trek to show that people of all backgrounds and beliefs could
find common ground. The rabid left-wing faction of Trek fandom is
determined to drive out anyone who doesn?t share their politics ? and
Patrick Stewart?s death became their latest weapon. This isn?t Star
Trek. This is its antithesis.
Evan Loves Worf Stephen Miller Patrick Stewart Star Trek fandom Star
Trek politics Star Trek left wing Gene Roddenberry IDIC Star Trek
tolerance Star Trek culture war Patrick Stewart death Star Trek
influencer attack Star Trek fans 2026 Roddenberry vision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjG7xGwmj3E
his intention to get American citizenship precisely so that he could
vote *against* Trump; I think that was for the 2020 election.
That seems like an awful lot of effort to g through just to cast one vote into a sea of 140 million votes.
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
On 2026-10-31 10:36 p.m., Ubiquitous wrote:
Star Trek influencer Evan Loves Worf launched an expletive-filled attack >>> on White House advisor Stephen Miller this week ? because Miller daredThat's bizarre. I seem to remember hearing that Stewart had announced
to publicly mourn Patrick Stewart?s death. This is the same Star Trek
fandom that claims to stand for Gene Roddenberry?s vision of tolerance
and infinite diversity. In this video I break down exactly what was
said, why it matters, and why this kind of gatekeeping hatred is the
opposite of everything Star Trek was built to represent. Roddenberry
created Trek to show that people of all backgrounds and beliefs could
find common ground. The rabid left-wing faction of Trek fandom is
determined to drive out anyone who doesn?t share their politics ? and
Patrick Stewart?s death became their latest weapon. This isn?t Star
Trek. This is its antithesis.
Evan Loves Worf Stephen Miller Patrick Stewart Star Trek fandom Star
Trek politics Star Trek left wing Gene Roddenberry IDIC Star Trek
tolerance Star Trek culture war Patrick Stewart death Star Trek
influencer attack Star Trek fans 2026 Roddenberry vision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjG7xGwmj3E
his intention to get American citizenship precisely so that he could
vote *against* Trump; I think that was for the 2020 election.
That seems like an awful lot of effort to g through just to cast one vote into a sea of 140 million votes.
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
On 2026-10-31 10:36 p.m., Ubiquitous wrote:
Star Trek influencer Evan Loves Worf launched an expletive-filled attack >>> on White House advisor Stephen Miller this week ? because Miller daredThat's bizarre. I seem to remember hearing that Stewart had announced
to publicly mourn Patrick Stewart?s death. This is the same Star Trek
fandom that claims to stand for Gene Roddenberry?s vision of tolerance
and infinite diversity. In this video I break down exactly what was
said, why it matters, and why this kind of gatekeeping hatred is the
opposite of everything Star Trek was built to represent. Roddenberry
created Trek to show that people of all backgrounds and beliefs could
find common ground. The rabid left-wing faction of Trek fandom is
determined to drive out anyone who doesn?t share their politics ? and
Patrick Stewart?s death became their latest weapon. This isn?t Star
Trek. This is its antithesis.
Evan Loves Worf Stephen Miller Patrick Stewart Star Trek fandom Star
Trek politics Star Trek left wing Gene Roddenberry IDIC Star Trek
tolerance Star Trek culture war Patrick Stewart death Star Trek
influencer attack Star Trek fans 2026 Roddenberry vision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjG7xGwmj3E
his intention to get American citizenship precisely so that he could
vote *against* Trump; I think that was for the 2020 election.
That seems like an awful lot of effort to g through just to cast one vote into a sea of 140 million votes.
Stewart died of alzheimer's disease and lewy body dementia. It's
probably best to ignore anything he's said for the last 10-15 years.
On Sat, 31 Oct 2026 23:28:46 -0700, Travoltron wrote:
Stewart died of alzheimer's disease and lewy body dementia. It's
probably best to ignore anything he's said for the last 10-15 years.
Same could be said about Drumpf. <g>
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