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Releasing Let That Be Your Last Battlefield at the height of the civil rights movement wasn’t some hypothetical philosophizing. That was pointed condemnation. Same with The Outcast’s attack on conversion therapy, or In The Hands of the Prophets' take on religious dogmatism.
Star Trek has always been happy to condemn bad ideas. If you think it's just started telling people off now then you haven't been paying attention.
It was 100% philosophy, and leading by example, exactly as I said. It spent the entire episode showing the hypocrisy of the two characters and showed the crew of The Enterprise to be better than their millenia old squabble.
It wasn't 30 seconds of emotional finger pointing in between cheap action sci-fi.
I've been paying perfect attention to Star Trek. But it seems like loads of people have simply forgotten how Star Trek got their point across.