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And heck, that\'s not even true, while admitably more names are english (which in itself doesn\'t mean american), the names run the gammut, including Italian (Spinelli, Giotto) Native American (Walking Bear), Indian (Rahda) & French (Martine)
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And heck, that\\\'s not even true, while admitably more names are english (which in itself doesn\\\'t mean american), the names run the gammut, including Italian (Spinelli, Giotto) Native American (Walking Bear), Indian (Rahda) & French (Martine)
More importantly, the makeup of the crew IS NOT THIS TROPE. Nor is the ranking system. Read the description
\\\'\\\'\\\'This trope is about the tendency in works of science fiction to show the default form of human government to be an American-style Republic.\\\'\\\'\\\'
Which, has I have pointed above, is not the case. It\\\'s a republic, but it\\\'s run like a Confederation, the structure does not have a bicameral system, and outside of president, the institutions are all named differently from the USA
More importantly, the makeup of the crew IS NOT THIS TROPE. Nor is the ranking system. Read the description
\\\'\\\'\\\'This trope is about the tendency in works of science fiction to show the default form of human government to be an American-style Republic.\\\'\\\'\\\'
Which, has I have pointed above, is not the case. It\\\'s a republic, but it\\\'s run like a Confederation, the structure does not have a bicameral system, and outside of president, the institutions are all named differently from the USA
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The if the description is based on the actors, the entry needs to reflect that.
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The if the description is based on the actors, the entry needs to reflect that.
And heck, that\\\'s not even true, while admitably more names are english (which in itself doesn\\\'t mean american), the names run the gammut, including Italian (Spinelli, Giotto) Native American (Walking Bear), Indian (Rahda) & French (Martine)
And heck, that\\\'s not even true, while admitably more names are english (which in itself doesn\\\'t mean american), the names run the gammut, including Italian (Spinelli, Giotto) Native American (Walking Bear), Indian (Rahda) & French (Martine)
