‘Game Of Thrones’ Trump Meme Triggers Show Fans Into Sputtering Outrage

President Donald Trump’s use of the fictional Game of Thrones Wall to push his agenda for a similar barrier along the Mexican border has found an audience. Unfortunately for him, it’s mostly the more liberal fan boys and girls, who point out that walls don’t work.

The Commander-in-Tweet re-pinned his GOT “The Wall Is Coming” Instagram meme to the top of his Twitter account today, creating a fresh surge of outrage among show purists, many of them already frothing at the mouth from the original joke and the current government partial shutdown over the real-life wall.

SPOILER ALERT ON THE WALL:

If you’re not a fan of Game of Thrones, you may not be aware of the Wall, a mystical barrier between North and South that stretches for 300 miles.

In the show, the barrier keeps so-called “Wildlings” who live in the North out of the Seven Kingdoms, as well as barring the White Walkers, giants and other inhabitants of the frigid land. The Wall is over 700 feet tall and made of solid ice.

However, in the finale of last season, the Night King converted one of the Daenerys Targaryendragons to his cause, and the beast’s firey breath managed to melt the ice Wall, thereby affording a free passage into the territory for the Night King’s undead hoardes.

That seems to be the sticking point for those riled up by Trump’s meme.

Here are a few of the comments:

Trump using the Game of Thrones font for all his memes is truly fitting.

It's the story of a wall that doesn't work, and the only group that's lost more characters than Game of Thrones is the Trump Administration.

— Nick Jack Pappas (@Pappiness) January 6, 2019

"The slight problem — spoiler alert for anyone who isn’t caught up, including, apparently, the entire White House staff — is that at the end of the most recent season that wall spectacularly collapsed, done in by the (blue) fire and fury of a zombie dr…" https://t.co/DoEhrfEo4O

— Moody Alex (@MoodyBlx) January 6, 2019

TRUMP: People love my Game of Thrones posters. What’s this show about anyway?
AIDE: A rich incestuous family screwing up the world with their power-plays and deception. Oh and there’s a Wall.

— Jeremy Newberger (@jeremynewberger) January 6, 2019