Drekkiebust #3: One peculiar Drekkie who hates Star Wars

There's one Drekkie in particular I've noticed for say six months since first stumbling across this YouTube video while Googling the word "Drekkie":

I've heard that the vast majority of Drekkies also like Star Wars but I know of at least one Drekkie who doesn't like Star Wars and he's is the subject of this post.  This particular Drekkie is a tinfoil hat-wearing conspiracy theorist who thinks that the anti-STD backlash is somehow a dastardly ruse by Star Wars fans:

Let me break this down for you.  First of all, where's your evidence that the anti-STD backlash is as you claim "a sinister plot by dastardly and subversive Star Wars fans to disrupt Star Trek fan unity and turn Trekkers against one another"?  SRSOS, your evidence as far as I know is very crummy and virtually non-existent.  Though some rabid Warsies hate Star Trek and Trekkies, STD is still a much greater threat to Star Trek than Star Wars ever could be in anyone's wildest dreams or worst nightmares.  You clearly don't understand the extent to which STD ruins Star Trek and ignorant of how your Poo-Poo Drek lifted ideas from an indie point and click adventure game.  Remember this well, Seth MacFarlane specifically created The Orville to combat the pernicious current direction Star Trek has been taken in since 2009, not to hate on Star Wars so please get with the program.  Speaking of The Orville, here's what anti-Star Wars Drekkie SRSOS really, really needs very badly to treat his STDing conspiracy theory:

I just had to bring this oddball tinfoil hat conspiracy Drekkie and his anti-Star Wars YouTube comment to my readers' attention.

Drekkiebust #2: Happy 46th Birthday Seth MacFarlane

Stardate: Saturday, October 26, 2019

I'm happy to inform any readers of this remarkable blog that today is the 46th birthday of the star and creator of The Orville, Seth MacFarlane who's just a decade older than I am since yesterday was my 36th birthday.  Since Titan A.E. in Y2K, sci-fi as a whole has taken a turn for the worse which eventually resulted in Pew Pew Abrams rebooting the intellectual/cerebral Star Trek franchise with lowbrow pew pew action in 2009 and Alex Klutzman attacking the original Star Trek canon with his STD show.  Thank you Seth MacFarlane for stepping up to the plate to get in Klutzman's face by creating The Orville in the nick of time, beating STD by a two full weeks in September 2017.

I'll take this occasion on your behalf to remind many of my fellow anti-STD folk to stop whining about "forced diversity" and "wokeness" like the "WOMS" and instead to solely concentrate on REAL STD problems like plagiarism (i.e. lifting from Anas Abdin) and how STD lacks the very soul of true Star Trek that both you and I appreciate.  For example, the Fandom Menace which says they support Anas in his plagiarism case against STD is also guilty of plagiarizing a children's hospital charity logo and harassing a volunteer to the point go giving her a heart attack, calling their plagiarism "just a joke" which is SICK!

Drekkiebust #1: Playground Joke 4 Kids #1

Hello kids, this is uncle KirkMan1701 opening up a series of "playground jokes" (at STD's expense of course) and today I've got a lightbulb joke:

Q: "How many Drekkies does it take to screw in a lightbulb?"

A: "None, because they all thrive in the darkness of STD!"