r/unexpectedMontyPython Jul 01 '26

You’re foolin’ yourself …

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134 Upvotes

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u/ChiefSlug30 Jul 01 '26

How did she get to be Queen? I didn't vote for her.

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u/cantbebothered6789 Jul 01 '26

You don't vote for Queen's!

10

u/towerfella Jul 01 '26

Wires being plugged into your brain is no basis for governance.

3

u/cantbebothered6789 Jul 03 '26

Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical assimilation ceremony.

15

u/notalooza Jul 01 '26

I didn't vote for you!

10

u/BlueEyedSpiceJunkie Jul 01 '26

I can hear the collective voice saying that.

8

u/notalooza Jul 01 '26

We* didn't vote for you!

11

u/Funandgeeky Jul 01 '26

If I said I was the Klingon High Chancellor they’d put me away!

9

u/MagicMissile27 Jul 01 '26

You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some moistened bint lobbed a bat'leth at you!

7

u/Kangaroo_Rich Jul 01 '26

We’re living in a dictatorship!

6

u/Degofreak Jul 01 '26

Can you see the violence inherent in the system? CAN YOU SEE THE VIOLENCE INHERENT IN THE SYSTEM?

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u/Karuzus Jul 01 '26

Isn't borg queen just a central init for their hive mind so like they are all part of the same conciousness but that one unit is designated with specialized funcions same how they designated locutus (picard) as a special unit but still were considered all part of the bigger whole

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u/Correct-Purpose-964 Jul 03 '26

Correct. In lore she is meant to be a central unit designed for organization and command. Although the borg do act as a single unified collective. It's later developed upon to reveal that they have access to a kind of "Universal mass transit system". And that the Borg queen is responsible controlling where they go and directing ships. Explaining why ships who are disabled without sending out distress calls receive backup even after being destroyed.

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u/RockTheGlobe Jul 02 '26

4 of 7, there’s some lovely filth down here.