>Jon Snow executes a harmless mutineer who already gave up and swore to follow him
>nobody bats an eyelash
>Dany executes the leader of enemy soldiers who wouldn't surrender
>white males piss themselves and get triggered
what did the fragile white male audience mean by this?
Adrian Morales
big difference between executing some random landless night's watch man vs. a great house that has been in power for thousands of years
Aaron Rivera
It's entirely in the manner of death. If you can't tell the difference between beheading and death by dragonfire in a world where dragonfire is akin to nuclear weapons, you probably are too dim to watch the show.
Aiden Watson
There's not a single execution in this show that Game of Thrones fans have smiled at. Only fake fans who like Seasons 5, 6, and 7 think that beheadings are something to truly cheer for. This isn't good vs evil it's all evil vs evil.
Oliver Kelly
>what did the fragile white male audience mean by this?
>you probably are too dim to watch the show.
Well, that's a-given.
Josiah Watson
>great house waaah
who cares he was an enemy who didn't accept surrender. they even shot a ballista and arrows at Dany not even 30 minutes ago. they should be glad they even had a chance to live
>Stannis executes people with fire
nah it's just fragile white males
>trying to pretend mainstream show is complex because he's a butthurt white male
lol
Austin Morgan
>Stannis executes people with fire Fire =/= Dragonfire. Plus, the show framed him as bad for executing people with fire (just as it frames Daenerys as bad for executing people with dragonfire).
Gabriel Nguyen
>harmless mutineer
What did he mean by this?
Carter Russell
>b-but dragonfire!
they disintegrated in 3 seconds. it means nothing. you triggered autists are reaching for straws.
James Gutierrez
>Tyrion uses wildfire for mass murder which it worse >nah that's okay too
face it, you're only problem is a female handing out the BTFOs because you white males are threatened
Owen Bell
>who cares Everyone except for Dany? >he was an enemy who was attacking Dany She's the one who attacked them.
Did you fall on your head?
Jack Baker
It's symbolic, and the other characters on the show call Dany out on it in the same episode.
I didn't think Tyrion's use of wildfire was okay because I root for the Mannis, and watch the episode again--neither does he. He's disgusted by the destruction he's wrought. Besides--he used it in battle, not to execute someone.
Samuel Fisher
>halfwit writers slap user in the face with the conclusion that Dany's action was morally questionable not once but TWICE yet user still doesn't get it You're a fanboy get over and stopping spamming this thread.
Camden Long
enemy combatant is an enemy combatant
Adrian Brown
>She's the one who attacked them. after they killed her only ally in westeros and burned her fleet
christ you white male apologists are so retarded
>them lannister whiteys are good boys they didn't do nuffin
LOL
Xavier Rivera
By virtue of them no longer being in combat, the Tarly's were no longer combatants.
I know you're baiting, but damn.
Bentley Garcia
>Tarly: I will not stop fighting you
he asked for it :^)
Christian Powell
Stannis revival when
Levi Morgan
Next season, check the leaks. D&D are truly /ourguys/
Asher Flores
being treated like surrendered combatants involves y'know actual surrendering
Nolan Cox
>mutineer >by definition used to follow you, then went against you >loses, so swears to follow you again >mutineer
Fucking idiot you can't trust a mutineer ever. He wasn't an enemy, he was a traitor. Have to kill him.