Gauld & Ori

In spite of their technological advancement, these breeds can be described as poorly advanced and oriented more towards carrying their religion than to running wars. It is not clear from the mainland that these religions have taken a real beginning, but are too small to monitor them accurately. Local religions, aided by technology and nothing else. It is not known why in the Stargate series, the Terran team fights these religions, because even the planet Terra many times surpasses these religions with its quantity. This is a pointless fight that should be more defensive than attack. Just opponents are not able to put out a similar number of armies. This is another problem of the nature of proportionality. I know that Stargate has a limited number of corvettes in its arsenal, such as the bc-304, but that is their problem, and he alone should not be anything other than a discussion of the nature of territorial defense rather than the source of lament and the reason for guerrilla warfare. As you can see the costs of producing this corvette are so large that there is no possibility of building more of these ships. However, let's return to the topic. Religions, as religions have their beliefs. Maybe it's tyranny, but thanks to them hunger is something unknown. In addition, there is the possibility of making a career in such religion, so it guarantees the possibility of changing their living conditions. Quite the contrary on Terra, where only the chosen may be honored, despite the possessed goods or skills and capabilities. In the end, Gauld or Ori are not enemies, because they are too small and insignificant to constitute a real threat to Terra's structures.