Sorry I can’t post everything. A few samples:

Mr. Goldberg, Speaking of DS9, one of my favorite points in the series was when it mocked the happy EU socialism of TNG and onward. As I recall Jake Sisko wanted to buy a Willie Mays rookie card for his dad, but lacked the money, so he went to his Ferengi friend, Nog… Jake: Nog, I need to borrow some of your latinum. Nog: Use your own! Jake: I don’t have any… Nog: Right, because you hu-mans don’t work for profit. Jake [sanctimoniously]: Exactly. We work to better ourselves and humanity! Nog: What does that even mean? Jake: Err…well…that’s not important, can I borrow the latinum?

On Picard v. Janeway v. Kirk:

I’ve got to add my 2 credits to this discussion. While
I agree with most everybody that Kirk was the most
aggressive captain, I have to point out that, while
Picard was always one to try diplomacy even when it
wasn’t exactly appropriate, Janeway was far worse. My
take on how each captain would handle the same very
Star Treky situation: An unknown alien ship comes out
of nowhere and opens fire on the Enterprise/Voyager.
Captain Kirk:
Sulu: Captain, They’re firing on us!
Kirk: Raise Shields. Sulu, see if you can take out
their engines. Uhura, After he’s done that, if there’s
anyone alive in the wreckage, put them on the comm.
Captain Picard:
Laforge: Captain, They’ve opened fire.
Picard: Commander Worf, Raise Shields. Number One, put
the other ship’s Captain on screen. Let’s find out why
they are firing at us.
Captain Janeway:
Paris: Captain, They’re firing on us
Janeway: Kim, put the their captain on screen.
Seven of Nine: Captain, should we raise shields?
Janeway: No, we don’t want to provoke them.
BTW, the pic of Pelosi as an Orion slave girl is
disturbing. I can’t unlook at that you know. It would
make Kirk join a monastery.

Apparently we’ve got it all wrong:

Jonah Am I the only one that recognizes the obvious promotion of multi-cultural collectivism in the original series? A russkie and a chi-com were the ones actually driving the ship. Everyone was bound by that silly non-interference directive (read: get out of Vietnam). And the most memorable slogan was not “Live Long and Prosper..” Rather, it was “The Needs of the Many Outweigh the Needs of the Few,” ie individualism is NOT where it’s at. And with such a multi-cultural and gender-diverse crew, I am certain that back in ‘68, Little Miss Couric was sitting cross-legged in her saddle oxfords in front of the Zenith thinking “It’s a flying U.N.” Although I am a faithful NRO subscriber and occasional purchaser of clothing, etc., I heartily dissent from the Corner’s collective Star Trek worship

And:

TOS. We’ll let this be the baseline. I liked it. Watched the episodes
when they first came out.
TNG. I gave up on this after a season. The writers kept pulling the same
stunt. There be a problem (a normal thing for a drama!) and the characters
would struggle to solve it. By the end of the show, there would be a
successful resolution. Again, this is normal for a drama and not
objectionable. BUT, in TNG, over and over, the problem could have been
resolved by doing NOTHING. I’ll amplify. Problem happens. Characters do
stuff. The stuff either makes things worse or has little effect. They
pull it out and afterwards, when the dust settles, it turns out that
ignoring or accepting the problem would have worked just fine. This didn’t
happen every episode, but it happened enough so that I got sick of it.
DS9. Ignored it for awhile. Got into it after 3 or 4 seasons and really
enjoyed it. They killed it by pulling out a GIANT Deus ex
Machina. Literally. Sisko was in some sort of hyperspace in the way of
the invasion of the bad guys. No Hope. BANG. Since Sisko was the chosen
one the powers couldn’t let him be killed so they intervened and wiped out
the invasion. That was the last episode I watched.
Voyager. Started out liking it then got sick and tired of every problem
being solved by techobabble – usually a new beam. Gave up around the end
of the first season but I would watch later episodes from time to time
because Jeri Ryan was SO DAMN HOT.
The latest show. I can’t even remember it’s name* it made so little
impression on me. I recall I liked it at first then something about it
pissed me off and I gave up on it. Wow. That’s quite a feat. They made a
show that I can’t even remember why I don’t care about it.
* oh yeah. Enterprise.

We even have Star Trek hate mail:

We’ve got everything. From a reader:
Nobody cares, just like they don’t care about you or your blog. At least the crew on Star Trek enlisted. What about you? Chickenhawk coward. Go strap on a pair of boots and join the Israeli Army if you believe in fighting for the cause.