whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Miller is a full blown sociopath. He is filled with the belief that he is a superior being and that anything he chooses to do is correct. No matter who it hurts..😷
Rabbit420 · M
@whowasthatmaskedman To me, it kinda sounds like he thinks he's a member of the "master race". It's like he and Diaper Don are trying to start the Fourth Reich!!!!
KunsanVeteran · M
@whowasthatmaskedman How ironic that one so flawed and obviously inferior believes himself superior and, therefore entitled to inflict pain and suffering on all those around him.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@KunsanVeteran Yeah..Nah! I agree that Miller is a threat to humanity generally. But he is no fool. He rose to the top of the heritage project while openly holding extreme views and that takes guile. And having got himself into the Trump administration he got himslef into a position where he had influence, but didnt attract to much attention, or have to accept too much blame if things went wrong. Only now the end game is in sight is he a real target. His influence in positioning Vance as VP using the Trump boys was masterful. If he wasnt so twisted, perverted and downright evil I would admire him.. Even now, the focus is on Trump and he is likely to distract people from what comes next after Trump is removed. The cheering in the streets will cover the sound of Millers moves to use Vance to take control away. Of course, Tanks in the streets is a last resort. First he will go the legal paths and try to suspend civil law that way to remove opposition and establish authority.. It does sound far fetched.. But so far, he hasnt put a foot wrong..😷
MrSmartyPants · 46-50, M
He's only social with his fellow fascists.
PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M
He certainly seems to have an NSDAP fetish.
Richard65 · M
When I see Miller I'm genuinely intrigued as to how one guy can be SO fucked up at a relatively young age. I mean, what went wrong in his sad life that made him into such an abhorrent individual? He's like a caricature villain from The Avengers.
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KunsanVeteran · M
@Richard65 Once again you ask an intriguing question that I am pretty certain I do not wish to truly know the answer to…because if I did then I have to ask the next questions:
1. Did his family fail him?
2. Did society fail him?
3. Did the human race fail him?
4. Did God (or fate or the universe) fail him?
Or did Miller fail all of the above?
1. Did his family fail him?
2. Did society fail him?
3. Did the human race fail him?
4. Did God (or fate or the universe) fail him?
Or did Miller fail all of the above?
Richard65 · M
@KunsanVeteran the level of deluded, twisted hatred that oozes from every pore on Miller's body is appalling. You can literally see his evident psychopathy every time you watch him. I actually squirm when I even see him lurking in the background. People might think I'm just being caustic, but I'm not. I do genuinely wonder what went wrong in his life. Something clearly has.
KunsanVeteran · M
@Richard65 …the thing is…
No matter what adversities he’s had to face, many, many others have had to face, too. Yet so many of them not only overcame those adversities, but rose to greatness, accomplished great things, and generally celebrated with others who also so overcame tremendous obstacles and difficulties.
He had a choice. It’s obvious what that choice was.
Now he is what he is. He cannot be remediated.
Can society prevent others from turning out like he did? Perhaps; perhaps not.
No matter what adversities he’s had to face, many, many others have had to face, too. Yet so many of them not only overcame those adversities, but rose to greatness, accomplished great things, and generally celebrated with others who also so overcame tremendous obstacles and difficulties.
He had a choice. It’s obvious what that choice was.
Now he is what he is. He cannot be remediated.
Can society prevent others from turning out like he did? Perhaps; perhaps not.
Atari2678 · 41-45, M
It's miller time .
KunsanVeteran · M
To have a personality disorder one must first have a personality.
In Miller’s case, one must ask the related question: Do venomous vipers have a personality?
In Miller’s case, one must ask the related question: Do venomous vipers have a personality?
Pfuzylogic · M
rumor was that Elon cucked him
Pfuzylogic · M
@Atari2678 Had to go to the AI google. Of course AI denied that Scott Bessent didn’t punch Elon in the face so there is that.
Atari2678 · 41-45, M
@Pfuzylogic back off I'm a scientist 🖐
Pfuzylogic · M
@Atari2678 Who the hell are you, trolling me!
trollslayer · 51-55, M
Have you all read his hateful high school rants?
Or when he ran for student council under the platform he didn’t have to clean up after himself because that was the janitor’s job?
That’s future serial killer stuff right there.
Or when he ran for student council under the platform he didn’t have to clean up after himself because that was the janitor’s job?
That’s future serial killer stuff right there.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@trollslayer Clearly Miller was bullied in High school. If he wasnt, he bloodly well SHOULD have been..😷
dancingtongue · 80-89, M
@whowasthatmaskedman I think it is fairly clear that the transition in his life at age 13 when he entered high school had a major impact on him. They had been living in the affluent North of Montana area of Santa Monica, his father a lawyer in the family real estate business and his mother a social worker. Unclear why, but they opted to sell their home there and downsize to a smaller home in southern, working class Santa Monica with a high percentage of Latinx immigrant families.
Having gone through a similar jarring cultural change at the exact same time in my life, I understand the impact it can have. In my case, it was in the opposite direction: I was used to being poor, white, rural trash living on a farm and suddenly found myself living in town and attending a high school where a high percentage of the kids in my class were offspring of the business and political leaders to the community. I had to learn to stop feeling sorry for myself and how to compete on their level.
Miller seems to have taken the opposite route, assuming that he should be handed the keys to the school, and becoming a total xenophobe. The latter is particularly interesting given that his family was Ashkenazi Jews who fled Eastern Europe a few steps ahead of the Russian pogroms and the Nazi Holocaust. But then his parents were second generation, here had gotten college educations, and become well paid professionals.
Having gone through a similar jarring cultural change at the exact same time in my life, I understand the impact it can have. In my case, it was in the opposite direction: I was used to being poor, white, rural trash living on a farm and suddenly found myself living in town and attending a high school where a high percentage of the kids in my class were offspring of the business and political leaders to the community. I had to learn to stop feeling sorry for myself and how to compete on their level.
Miller seems to have taken the opposite route, assuming that he should be handed the keys to the school, and becoming a total xenophobe. The latter is particularly interesting given that his family was Ashkenazi Jews who fled Eastern Europe a few steps ahead of the Russian pogroms and the Nazi Holocaust. But then his parents were second generation, here had gotten college educations, and become well paid professionals.
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RachelLia2003 · 22-25, F
@Rabbit420 cool
RachelLia2003 · 22-25, F
no. end of discussion.
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