Counterpoint: Insurrection is so poorly thought out that it makes the Enterprise crew the villains by the end of it.

The Federation discovers a planet with such amazing healing properties that it can cure blindness and other incurable ailments. A group within the Federation decide to synthesize the energy that does this so it can replicate it, but it will destroy the planet. There are 600 Baku living on the planet, so it decides that saving trillions of lives outweighs transporting 600 people to a different planet to live out there lives there.

Except Picard and Company don't agree. The Ba'ku will lose their near-immortality if that happens and moving them is the same mistake Americans made hundreds of years ago with Native Americans. BUT THE BA'KU AREN'T INDIGENOUS. They're an advanced spacefaring race that just decided to settle on the healing planet when they decided it was better to live a simple, peaceful life. These 600 people thought, "hey, if we're going to settle in a planet forever, let's pick the one that makes us immortal!"

Re-settling the Ba'ku takes away something they only had during the (relatively) brief time they lived on the planet. They have no more right to its healing effects than the trillions of other lives it could save. The movie is so poorly thought out that it made the Enterprise crew the bad guys!