...are looking for ways to change the status quo. Some involve fighting back against recalcitrant law enforcement officials like Sheriff Hedges, others looks to greater help from state officials, while still others are turning a jaundiced eye on the federal marijuana laws. At least one of Lynch's patients has filed suit against Hedges, alleging that he violated patients' privacy protections by seizing patient records and violated both her ...

... the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? Need didn't really enter in to the matter. That was simply a natural human response to an enemy, particularly when there is cultural distance between one and that enemy. And ...

... from the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? Probably not necessary, but probably unavoidable. Demonizing the enemy in time of war goes back in history as far as enemies and war, and is most likely ...

... non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? Probably not necessary, but probably unavoidable. Demonizing the enemy in time of war goes back in history as far as enemies and war, and is most likely hard-wired into human ...

... from the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? I honestly don't know. I am going to guess that the U.S. would have prevailed without the racist propaganda. Pearl Harbor scared the hell...

... from the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? I honestly don't know. I am going to guess that the U.S. would have prevailed without the racist propaganda. Pearl Harbor scared the hell out of us but it ...

...least as mad at Kodos for murdering his family as Stiles was at the Romulans. To take an example from the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? I honestly don't know. -- Star Trek 09: No Shat, No Show.

... the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? Yep. Easy for the pysdo-intellects to sit around now with all the knowledge of hind sight and speculate on what coulda/shoulda happened according to their ...

...-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? Yep. Easy for the pysdo-intellects to sit around now with all the knowledge of hind sight and speculate on what coulda/shoulda happened according to their "ever so enlighten" ...

..., rather literally when they found out about the ears. To take an example from the non-Trek universe, in WW II in the Pacific the United States fought the Japanese Empire. But did we really need to call them Japs and slant-eyed Nips and publish lurid cartoons of bespectacled, buck-toothed, jaundiced sub-human monsters to win that war? -- Frank in Seattle ____ Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney "Millennium hand and shrimp."