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Can't make this up: Vox has given us "Daenerys was right: King's Landing had to burn," in which Matt Yglesias argues that all the burny stuff was proooobably over & what the "Ordinary Westerosi" really needed was a "healthy dose of law & order" under a more powerful Iron Thronepic.twitter.com/hizK89hCkz
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Between this, the canonization of Black Panther, and yaaas queen Meghan Markle, I am forced to conclude that it is woke to believe in the divine right of kings.
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@mattyglesias channeling his inner Chris Cillizza? If so please put it back MattThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The article almost reads like satire. But I don’t think it is
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The plot was literally an empowered woman backed by poor/darker foreigners, attempts to subvert the institutions of the west(Eros) under the pretense of empathy and liberation.
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So Vox’s interpretation is unsurprising. Since Dany ended up even more violent and fascist than those she intended to replace, the whole thing seems like it could be an allegory written by a critic of the excesses and hypocrisy of modern leftism lol. JP comes to mind
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Ah, and the trend of Matt Yglesias always having not just the wrong take, but the worst possible kind of take, continues
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The self-immolation proceeds…
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