Joffrey was right

[jums]

I love how Joffrey was in power for about half of the seasons he was alive in and the compilation of him making good decisions is 90 seconds long

[MrBomani]

Wow. This was the calmest, most insightful that Joffrey ever was on the show.

[MMoturi]

Heart breaking: The worst person you know just made a great point.

[frodobaggins]

If he applied himself and wasn't a psychopath, he would have been a smart ruler. Like Tywin told Tommen, knowledge is good, a good king knows what he doesn't know. And Joffery did just that, about the dragons.

[JayAshBranAudioScripts]

It was very rare, but when he made sense the whole fandom stopped dead.

[brianbrush]

When you realize the Lannisters would have won if they listened to Joffery.

[loitlois]

The only scene where Jeoffrey, the little shit, was actually right lol

[Raickei]

Just watched S08 EP5, Joffrey was right.

[TheDude]

On the dragon issue I think that is less Joffrey being smart and more Tywin exemplifying the closed-mindedness and stubbornness of many old men. Joffrey is just speaking some pretty common sense, while Tywin is refusing to accept that the times are changing and require a different approach.

[zlozlozlo]

"You are being counseled at this very moment."
Charles Dance is the boss.

[Neolithika]

I miss Joffrey. I missed him before the end of the 4th season. He was kinda comfy, you knew what to expect from him. RIP Joffrey, you bastard.

[monostar]

All of us uniting here in the comments, saying how Joffrey actually made in the darkest timeline

[zefuk]

That shit was right two times in this whole show, but he was very right during those two times too

[fadlya.rahman]

Well-trained well-disciplined army already exist in the form of Lannister army. Tywin will not allow the creation of a professional army loyal to the Iron Throne. He will lose his control of Joffrey.

[Tyr_Archalion]

Tywin was also right though.

Dany was a potential threat, but she was years away from being able to challenge the Lannisters and, so far as they knew at the time, might never be able to at all. They didn't have the resources to take out every potential threat at once, and it didn't make sense to focus on a distant one instead of the ones on their doorstep. Frankly, the only reason Joffrey cared about Dany at all was because her dragons sounded fantastic, as opposed to the 'dull' threats in Westeros he considered beneath his attention.

And both Tywin and Joffrey ended up being killed by closer threats long before Dany set foot in Westeros.

[Missing_Nin]

If Robert acted like a father to Joffrey and Cersei stopped enabling him the he would’ve been an amazing king

[MegaSteven]

Here after s8e5 goddamn Tywin should’ve listened

[ggFDAggFDAcls]

Would be great to add in the scene where the Dothraki says that the lanister men are terrible fighters right after the scene where Joffrey complains about peasants who've never held a weapon before in their lives.

[drakashrakenburgproduction]

Joffrey was right. Having a standing professional army and posting them in all the lands probably would have kept the 7 kingdoms under wraps. That way they wouldn't have to deal with Grejoy rebellions every couple of years.

[joshuaminke]

I just have so much respect for the kid that played Joffrey, he managed to make the entire world hate his character the first time we saw him, now that's talent, shame he retired