Noam Blum@neontasterIt represents submission to an autocrat, you dope.Quote TweetNeil deGrasse Tyson@neiltyson·Sep 25, 2017In the #GameOfThrones Universe, to "bend the knee" represents the very highest form of respect and loyalty.1:25 PM · Sep 25, 2017849 Retweets22 Quote Tweets3,261 Likes
Gary the Badger|| Flynn and Chase hugger@GarrusVNBadger·Sep 25, 2017Replying to @neontasterNot even mentioning that it's a fictional piece:)1
Noam Blum@neontaster·Sep 25, 2017Not in Game of Thrones, where not bending the knee gets you killed.17
Dr. This Little Piggy BsD@woodyspigroasts·Sep 25, 2017Replying to @neontasterCould you imagine the freak-out if kneeling was required instead of standing?5
.@physicsstew·Sep 25, 2017Replying to @neontaster and @benshapirohttps://twitter.com/justinjm1/status/911583718179033093…This Tweet is unavailable.11
カズーくん@Marketable_Boy·Sep 25, 2017Replying to @neontasterIt's also the same in our own world, especially during the middle ages lol why he gotta make it about Game of Thrones1
Steve@Stelar43·Sep 25, 2017Replying to @neontaster and @benshapiroLol, what’s the difference? You can’t show loyalty and respect to an autocrat?1
Wilberforce+@PaineInTheNeck·Sep 25, 2017Replying to @neontasterOn the playing field, taking a knee means surrender. "Don't tackle me."11