I did not watch the eps of Voyager yet, but I was going through a synopsis at TGL and it mentioned something to the tune of Janeway offering tech to the Hirogen. And this is probably not the first or the last of Voyager to violate the prime directive.
"Warhead" will see Voyager trying to disarm a bomb sent by one race to annihilate another. Now I don't know any specifics of which situation resembles an instance of the rule, but does causing interference in a war a violation? (Side note: the feds never intervened when Cardassia took over Bajor)
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Posted by deadcujo (Member # 13) on :
Well, not interfering with a planet or races evolution is nice and all, but not stopping them from being wiped out is another thing.
Who is to say that being assimilated by the Borg shouldn't be part of a species evolution? Starfleet, of course
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Posted by Federation Shipmaster (Member # 15) on :
It's nto letting their society becoem aware that there are other races in the universe, and that they are not alone.
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