Klingons respect their disabled comrades, and those who are old, injuried, and helpless.

The statement is false because Klingons do not necessarily show respect or compassion towards their disabled comrades, or those who are old, injured, or helpless. Klingon culture is known for its emphasis on strength, combat prowess, and honor, which often leads to a disregard for weakness or vulnerability. In fact, Klingons often view those who are disabled or incapable as being unworthy, and may even perceive them as dishonorable. This lack of respect extends to the elderly as well, as age is not seen as inherently deserving of reverence or deference in Klingon society.