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GOOLD?

>>211931509 (OP)
that Ben Kingsley, what an actor

>>211931509 (OP)
The GOOLD did nothing wrong. Stone age Tauri-cattle were barely above animals and thus legitimate targets for domestication.

>>211935460
Based and true.

>>211936030
I can't stand this fucker's smug mug.

>>211936423
>t. pig

>>211935460
GOOLD are worms, bro. If it weren't for the Tauri-cattle they'd just be wigglin around in the dirt eating each other's shit.

>>211936835
>dirt
No, they are established as naturally water based creatures in the episode Daniel is captured by a non-GOOLDed Unas on a planet natural GOOLD evolved or at least lived on for thousands of years. They are more like eels or water snakes than worms. Also for the entire show anytime GOOLD are shown not being inside a person they are swimming in a liquid. You clearly are not a stargate appreciator and should stfu before you make an even bigger fool of yourself.

>>211937280
Also the GOOLD infested the unas first and claimed/colonised a large part of the galaxy solely using unas as hosts, warriors, and slaves.

But humans were much better suited for empire building both as hosts and workers which is why Ra's discovery of Earth made him head honcho.

>>211936835
>>211937280
They're parasites that live in water.

>tok'ra are like the goa'uld but good
forced moral nuance

>>211938342
If anything I think the point of the tok'ra was to remove any moral nuance.

Without the tok'ra, one can easily justify the goa'uld as simply doing what they need to do to survive as a parasitic species.
By introducing the tok'ra and showing that the species *can* be symbiotic instead, it cements the goa'uld as genuinely evil.

>>211935460
t.seething jaffa

>>211938342
o'neill never trusted them, because he was based

>If you don't have to rely on human feeding, the war would be over.
>Perhaps. But then what would we do? Who would we be?
They gave the wraith more development as a species in one single conversation here than the entire preceding 4 seasons lol

>>211938803
We really needed two more seasons of Atlantis instead of SGU.

>>211938863
Yeah. I actually didn't mind SGU but being left with two unfinished series has been a constant annoyance. Would've been better to give SGA a proper conclusion.