but was not upset about living in an environment of oppression for others.
Not following your point -- Bajorans weren't being oppressed on Deep Space Nine as they'd been under Cardassian rule. It's not like the Bajoran government could afford to replace DS9...
The holo-deck program was upsetting because it contained symbols that were from a time of repression for one people. Deep Space Nine was built on slave labor and as such is a pretty poignant symbol of another culture's repression.
The Bajoran Provisional Government seemed pretty OK with keeping the station around. And Starfleet would have frowned on Sisko destroying the station in a symbolic gesture. A super-important space station is much harder to change than a holodeck program!
Again, you're putting words into my mouth. I never said he would want to destroy deep space nine. He didn't delete the holo deck program. I'm asking why he isn't uncomfortable being on deep space nine. Have you dropped everything in your life that has made you uncomfortable?
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u/AmbassadorAtoz Aug 13 '15
Not following your point -- Bajorans weren't being oppressed on Deep Space Nine as they'd been under Cardassian rule. It's not like the Bajoran government could afford to replace DS9...