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Clearly Dany isn't the most likable. Just read this thread. As for Walder Frey, was that justice what he did to Robb? Broke one of the oldest customs of the land. Bolton, betraying his liege lord for some money and personal gain? Is that justice? There is no justice in this show. Dany wants to end slavery, maybe the greatest injustice to life ever.
That's precisely my point, he is deplorable for his double cross, but Dany double crosses someone and she is a badass.
Spare me "her motivations are honorable" bullsht. Walder Frey ended a war (which is more hellish than mereen ever was), Dany wants to kill hundreds of thousands on both continents.
What will happen if Sansa double-crosses the Boltons? I wouldn't fault her for it. Dany did do something pretty shady and was never wronged by the slavers like Sansa was by the Freys/Boltons, but you can't treat every double-cross the same. Walder Frey wasn't ending a war for the good of the realm. He did it for power and to advance his house, as did the Boltons.
Dany doesn't want to kill hundreds of thousands either, but she is willing to. She offered to spare both Yunkai and Meereen if they would submit. I'm not saying I blame them for resisting, but she isn't a blood-thirsty conqueror that you're making her out to be. When it comes to Westeros, is it not fair for her to want revenge on those who killed her entire family?