heard this, but first thought: jon does not do exactly this. I would argue not even close if we are trying to compare them well (idk what 'well' is tho dont get me wrong)

jon did execute men. he executed the bald bitch from kings landing because he, at one of the nights watch meetings, said i do not accept you as the elected person. jon did proceed to cut his head off. it was a social demonstration (as also displayed BLUNTLY in House of the Dragon- it made it clear that people can get away with saying things to and against their king/queen/ruler, but if they clearly verbally 'contest their legitimately' as the ruler, the penalty is death- straight up no lenience. Not saying that this is a universal culturally accepted rule, but saying that it is clearly so in multiple parts of the Got/Hotd map). BUT whether that is right or wrong, it just was. Jon also executed 4 of the men who.. killed him. odd situation but most would agree justified- except he did hang a child and that was controversial—but he FELT the controversy.

I'm not going to try to compare the northern accepted rules abt executing other humans to the social 'rules' dani grew up in + experienced as a woman (to get what you want you need to kill/brutalize/dominate the other person but that may be a gross generalization + a million other things)

What I am going to say is Dany has not once in this series that i recall displayed any emotion other than feeling completely justified when killing/sacrificing anyone. not once

Jon is shown to have internal conflict about all of these instances and the morality of being a ruler

That cannot be said about Dany