Barbarian

Barbarian or savage was a derogatory term for someone perceived as having an uncivilized nature. On Earth, the term originated in Ancient Greece. Barbarism was associated with barbarian behavior.
When Captain Braxton was stranded on Earth in the late-20th century, he referred to the residents as being "post-industrial barbarians." () Later, in describing the experience to Seven of Nine, he stated "After three decades with those post-industrial barbarians I had to go through extensive rehabilitation before I could return to duty." ()
When a group of Triannons seized control of , their leader, Pri'Nam D'Jamat, stated that it might sound barbaric to the Enterprise crew, but it didn't matter how many heretics died. ()
When visiting Eminiar VII, Captain James T. Kirk was called a barbarian by Anan 7. ()
When several crewmembers from the were accidentally beamed to the , Commander Spock found it easy to identify them, stating to Captain Kirk that "It was far easier for you as civilized men to behave like barbarians, than it was for them to behave like civilized men." () In 2370, Intendant referred to 23rd century mirror universe s as barbarians. ()
The phrase was routinely used on planet 892-IV to describe outsiders to the , especially those of the crew of the who could not adapt. ()
Deanna Troi referred to Q as a barbarian after he froze Natasha Yar when she spoke out during the crew of the 's trial for the crimes of Humanity. ()
In 2364, the Anticans referred to Humans as "barbaric" upon learning that Humans ate replicated meat. () That same year, Victoria Miller referred to the Betazoid wedding ritual as a "barbaric ceremony". ()
In 2366, Sovereign Marouk of Acamar III denounced Brull and his Gatherer band as barbarians. ()
In 2373, Barry Waddle described Klingons as "foul-smelling barbarians". ()
In 2374, a hologram of Weyoun told Julian Bashir that the Dominion did not torture Bashir into becoming a spy for them as the Dominion were not barbarians. ()
==See also==
* Gladiator
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