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Star Wars is far more interesting than Star Trek CMV

I have always been a Star Wars fan since I was little, I've watched all the movies and played almost all the games. Its story line is emotional and I find it interesting how the galaxy is so extensive. The different planets and different races fascinate me and how you can kind of compare it to our world. I know Star Trek has similar qualities, but their movies never intrigued me as Star Wars has. Can anyone CMV?

EDIT: To be more specific: SW's technology far out powers ST's (Death Star, Star Destroyers, AT-ATs, etc. Not to mention Jedi and Sith who can manipulate the force and wield light sabers). It also has much more extensive stories than just the story lines from the trilogies. The galaxy as a whole has more in-depth explanations. It is much more political and geographical than Star Trek. 

2nd EDIT: Even though I said Star Trek has similar capabilities, I feel Star Wars has it MUCH BETTER than Star Trek. Everything I previously stated I felt was carried out much stronger in Star Wars than in Star Trek (the emotion, the techonology, and storyline etc...).
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Imagine the worst racism isn't just allowed, but considered very necessary. Imagine seeing white/black/brown people in groups, and they'd rarely ever speak to anyone else. 

Imagine women are a joke. Such emotional creatures! They're like a sexier, more unstable, Peter Griffon. Many will be the first to assure you that all of this is true. 

Imagine older white men (30 and up) are considered the shape of God. Imagine a world where they are the only face of true power. 

Imagine a world where to even admit sex for pleasure exists, is to be censored. You may even be arrested. 

Imagine the war on Terror was against an enemy every bit the equal of the United States. Imagine the terrorists had nukes. Imagine all that surrounds you might be erased. 

Now imagine the balls it took to create the first episode of Star Trek, in this world. There's a second in command who is a woman without emotions. NBC was so offended that they killed the character. No arguments allowed. 

The story is about illusions. It very strongly hints that there's an alien race who wants to watch sex. Fortunately, even back then, censors wouldn't know how to read between the lines, and getting shit past the radar was a fun game for everyone. 

When Roddenberry created his new crew, he included a likable young Russian...you know, the scary bad guys who could erase all of us? He also created a universe without money, where nobody lacked for what they needed. It's like he was daring the suits to fire him. 

And there was a black woman (he compromised by making her 4th in command, which made a fan out of Martin Luther King Jr.) and an Asian man. 

And as for the hints of sex? It's like watching Hugh Hefner's barely edited wishlist. 

Oh, and just for the final fuck you to everyone in charge, there is no God. Everyone is an atheist. 

How the hell did he even get that on the air? 

To put it in terms you can relate to (due to the envelope being harder to push), imagine someone had the balls to make a sci-fi show with a heroic ex-Taliban soldier beating up an evil empire, and they included full penetration sex. 

And they put it on the Disney Channel.