[ SECRET POST #4525 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4525 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Secrets you're too lazy to make

[(Anonymous)]

It speaks volumes to me that you see crucifixion and death by torture as morally permissible. The circumstances if the condemned literally do not matter because it is *never* morally permissible. Full stop.

You're derailing by trying to say "by not supporting death by crucifixion, you support the actions of slavers." That kind of disturbing rationale is exactly why you're suddenly shocked by what happened to her in the finale.

Re: Secrets you're too lazy to make

[(Anonymous)]

You are acting like Daenerys was doomed from the start, based on the amount of foreshadowing the writers put into the show. She wasn't. I realize they very well intended her to be, but they did a poor job of setting that up, by having her act only in retaliation to evil. THAT by itself is NOT being "prone to evil," certainly not more than any other character in the series who has killed someone for a crime. You're just trying to confuse the issue by arguing the morality of death methods and then pretending that isn't your stance at all.

Re: Secrets you're too lazy to make

[(Anonymous)]

DA but they really didn't do a poor job at all. She acted in retaliation to evil, yes, but she took it way too far, to the point where even the people closest to her were telling her that what she was doing was too extreme, and they agreed with the idea of punishiment. The cruxifixion and torture were completely unnecessary. She could have accomplished what she wanted to do (punishing them and deterring other slavers) without resorting to torture, and the fact that she DIDN'T speaks volumes about her true nature.

There's killing people and then there's brutalizing them. She did the latter.