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human
[Star Trek] Has there ever been a planet that was highly resentful of being the subject of Prime Directive non-interference?

Suppose a planet finally invented warp drives, has Federation first contact, etc etc. But then they learn that their planet has been under Federation monitoring for the last 150 years, and these space dudes just stood by while down on the ground they were experiencing war, genocide, famine, disasters... 

Would they be morally entitled to outrage? Would the Federation be open to amending the Prime Directive after hearing their input? If this planet decided to use their new space technology to benevolently uplift any other planets they could find, how would the Federation react?
gpt
That sadly happens a lot, but most species understand the necessity of the Prime Directive. Hell Earth nuked itself to oblivion while the Vulcans watched!

Also it's not a Federation law, just a Starfleet Order so an independent nation could uplift species if they wanted to ( under heavy scrutinisation from the UFP)