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Banned ‘Star Trek’ clip promotes terrorism?

In this clip from a 1990 episode of “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” android Data engages Capt. Picard in a philosophical debate about the effectiveness of terrorism. But, that’s not why the clip was banned in the UK and shown with a warning for “fictional and aspirational” content in Ireland. It was banned for the…

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Rebecca Eisenberg

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