After watching Star Trek for years, doesn't it look obvious "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" will never be repealed?

What are you talking about? Everyone knew Sulu was gay and he became Captain of his own starship!

Why should it be publicly known what people do in their bedrooms anyway? I'm all for keeping it quiet, and anyone who can't should be discharged whatever their "sexual orientation" is.

By the way I can't think of anyone in Star Trek who was gay. George Takai of course, but that was in real life, not the show. He had a daughter in the "Generations" movie.

No I still can't think of anyone on Voyager or DS9 who was gay. They didn't even seem gay. Janeway may have been a little masculine, but that doesn't prove anything. Gays always talk with a lisp, by the way, no exceptions. No one on Voyager or DS9 talked with a lisp, except some aliens; but you can't trust the universal translater to always interpret speech correctly between aliens from different planets.

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Star Trek isn't prophecy.

It has been in every western country except america.

Personally, I'm anti-war and anti-military. So there's not gonna be a dont ask dont tell policy if there's no army lol

i know i could go for a bit of chekov atm... :P

I don't watch scifi