A woman who started the series, in her own words, being sold like a broodmare, verbally, physically and sexually abused by her brother, raped repeatedly, developed stockholm syndrome for her rapist, watched her rapist kill her brother after the latter threatened to cut out her unborn child with a sword, who managed to scrape and claw her way to some kind of power with her rapist and used it to help others (claiming the Lhazareen women as daughters so the Dothraki couldn't rape them), lost her unborn child, was forced to kill her rapist, hatched dragons from stone eggs, decided she couldn't let anyone else suffer as she had suffered and she could not leave for Westeros while there were still slaves in Essos ("Then we have 200,000 reasons to take the city"), freed thousands of slaves, was, in the end, turned into Dragon Hitler over the course of an episode and a half and ended up being put down like a rabid dog by the man who claimed to love her so that he could feel really sad about it.
You don't see how that could be sexist?
The message here is, to paraphrase an article I read on the subject: Westeros would have been off if Dany was still getting raped, because power makes bitches crazy, amirite?
