Civilians were completely right in every way. does that answer the question?
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Originally posted by Lord Hurin View PostIs there even really a point in debating with you? You're so anti- Young/Greer/Military that nothing anyone ever said could change your mind. Come on, I'll await your response criticizing my lack of evidence, weak arguments, etc.
By the way, I don't get how people can delude themselves into thinking I'm anti-military. I'm actually one of the few people on either side advocating a compromise. The command of Destiny should be split up by committee. Rush, Wray and Young (and many more people) should all share the power. Rush will get the science department, Young the military and Wray everything else (i.e. the "civilian-non-scientific" part).
Wow, how very un-military of me!
Originally posted by jelgate View PostYep because withholding food and water was right in every way
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Originally posted by FallenAngelII View PostNice rebuttal to completely valid and well-thought out points. I'm not anti-military, I'm critical of Young's and Greer's actions in the past (and present as it is). Greer is not a lovey dovey guy. I'm not saying he's a bad person who needs to die or something. I'm merely pointing out that no matter how delusional people want to be, Greer has shown himself to have anger management issues.
By the way, I don't get how people can delude themselves into thinking I'm anti-military. I'm actually one of the few people on either side advocating a compromise. The command of Destiny should be split up by committee. Rush, Wray and Young (and many more people) should all share the power. Rush will get the science department, Young the military and Wray everything else (i.e. the "civilian-non-scientific" part).
Wow, how very un-military of me!
Their methods were questionable, but so the judgment of the people who are currently running the ship by force.
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While watching the episode I got the feeling that there was more of a military bias than a civilian one. The whole episode seemed to be set up to paint the civilians as the villains and the military folks as the heroes, who have to overcome the challenges put into place by the 'evil' scientist. Not saying I personally agree with that perspective, it's just the impression I got after watching.I can picture in my mind, a world without war, a world without hate.... and i can picture us attacking that world cause they'd never see it comming
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Originally posted by mjwalshe View PostNo your wrong here as they are all effectively senior civil service (ie not local government) employees they do have a structure and it maps directly onto military rank as well.
Young is an O6 which is a GS15 which I suspect that some of the senior scientists would be on as the lead on Atlantis I could see Rodney being on this giving him parity with Sam – Weir was probably an even higher grade.
Also, the 14-15 rating is normally a management level. When scientists get these ratings it is because they need to be paid sufficiently for their level of education and experience, not because they actually command some authority. The authority part would be determined by their title and area of responsibility. GS-15 would be appropriate for Weir commanding a base.
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