As much as I love Star Trek the next generation, I enjoyed Worf DS9 Much better than TNG.I love Worf.
But he often came across as either the ultimate "oreo" or as the ultimate sellout.
He couldn't pass up mixed women or women of other races. (K'Ehleyr, Jadzia Dax or Deanna Troi)
And sadly, the dude was ALWAYS having to prove he's a true Klingon...![]()
As much as I love Star Trek the next generation, I enjoyed Worf DS9 Much better than TNG.
I love Worf.
But he often came across as either the ultimate "oreo" or as the ultimate sellout.
He couldn't pass up mixed women or women of other races. (K'Ehleyr, Jadzia Dax or Deanna Troi)
And sadly, the dude was ALWAYS having to prove he's a true Klingon...![]()
As much as I love Star Trek the next generation, I enjoyed Worf DS9 Much better than TNG.
Worf was really wack on TNG. Always wrong, always getting whooped by whatever new alien showed up.
But when he stepped onto Deep Space Nine and let a BLACK MAN (The Emissary) mold him to command.... Then he was more tolerable.
And that's my point.Bullshit.
He was in no way a sell out. He willingly accepted discommendation to try to prevent a Klingon civil war. He then left starfleet to fight in that civil war. He could have been mated to B'Etor but he refused to become a sellout. In Heart of Glory, when the Klingon commander asked him how Korris died, a sellout would have never understood the question let alone known how to answer it.
A sellout does not embrace their culture, Worf was literally willing to die for his on multiple occasions.
K'Ehleyr was the only woman on the enterprise at that time with Klingon DNA. His choices were to smash her, smash a non Klingon, or jackoff. He wanted to fuck Ba'el until he found out that she was half Romulan. He only fucked Jadzia after he helped Quark get Grilka who had turned him down. Basically everytime he saw a fuckable Klingon woman, he tried to smash, that includes an imaginary one that Riker made up out of thin air. The only exceptions were with Lursa and B'Etor who were sellouts themselves.
People questioned whether or not he was a true Klingon because he was raised by humans and worked alongside them. If a black person was raised by white people and mostly hung around them, most of us would question their blackness too.
And that's my point.
The fact that he was raised but humans and now proudly served among them was a point of contention damn near every time he encountered other Klingons. Hell, the alleged (false) dishonor of his father and the entire House of Mog made other Klingons look at him as being even worse.
As for his love interests, you've only proven my point.
Fact: Worf was only really involved with mixed Klingon women or women of other races.
When presented with the opportunity to mate with other full blood Klingon females, he balked every time.
You bought up Lursa and B'Etor. Lursa and B'Etor weren't sellouts. Those 2 broads were flatout TRAITORS from a family of traitors.
And yes.
It's possible to embrace your own culture and still be a sellout at the same time.
We see it here in politics every day. How often do we see politicians "claim" to be working for the good of their people, while actively working FOR those who hurt them?
Example:
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