‘Chaos, corruption, and poverty’: The racist wrath of Stephen Miller
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‘Chaos, corruption, and poverty’: The racist wrath of Stephen Miller
In an administration stuffed full of the very worst, most morally vacant, reprehensible people on Earth, senior White House adviser and top hate-filled hobgoblin Stephen Miller still manages to stand out.
His steadfast commitment to naked cruelty never wavers, and he seems to have an infinite capacity to get in front of a camera and say the most absurd, offensive stuff imaginable.
From demanding that immigrants pay the United States reparations for all of the things his fevered maggot brain imagines they’ve done wrong to boasting about Western imperialism “eradicating the criminal elements within its territories,” Miller is the go-to guy for unhinged rants.
Right now, he’s furious that Democrats get to exist—because as a fascist, the concept of an opposition party is foreign to him, which explains his whining to Fox News about “freaks, weirdos, losers, and crazies” ending civilization as we know it.
“If you give these people power, everything you know and love in this world falls apart,” Miller said. “You have chaos, corruption, and poverty!”
Buddy, we have chaos, corruption, and poverty right now—under your boss—at unprecedented levels.
Meanwhile, Miller’s delusional belief that he’s one of the masters of the universe, a golden god, is also hilarious.
In a speech over the weekend, which was supposed to be about left-wing terrorism, Miller ranted once again with his signature spittle-flecked vigor.
“You look at these violent antifa demonstrations and you see any photograph of those who were assembled—to be blunt, not one of the people that is demonstrating looks like a normal person. Not one looks normal,” he said. “They’re all deformed in some way—in their appearance, in their dress, in their mannerism.”
This from the man who once wore such obviously sprayed-on hair that Stephen Colbert dedicated an entire late-night bit to it.
To be fair, this outburst isn’t nearly as weird as his comments about Texas’ Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, who Miller called the “first transgender Senate candidate.”
Making it even more bizarre, Miller went on to say that “when Talarico goes in for a blood test, when he gets a physical, blood doesn’t come out. Soy milk comes out.”
Pal, we don’t know who the audience is for this sort of stuff, but it definitely isn’t anyone normal.
Miller has more time to focus his ire on Democrats these days thanks to the Supreme Court granting his every wish to make life hell for immigrants, including essentially ending the ability to claim asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Because, you see, per Miller, all asylum applications at the border are “fake,” but now “America’s doors are closed, fully, to asylum seekers.”
Of course, Miller is only here to spew this garbage because his grandfather fled anti-Jewish violence in Belarus and settled as an impoverished immigrant in the United States, where his family then joined him. But Miller doesn’t believe that anyone else’s family deserves that sort of chance.
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And about that part where asylum claims are all fake? Miller will live the rest of his life with the deaths of Guatemalan couple Nixon Giovanni Pérez Paz and Glendy Marisol González de la Cruz weighing on his soul. I’d say “on his conscience,” but he clearly doesn’t have one.
After a traffic stop in Overland, Missouri, Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported Pérez Paz, manufacturing convictions for drunk driving that couldn’t be verified anywhere. González de la Cruz had an active asylum claim, but as it became clear that staying here was far too dangerous, she self-deported with her children.
The couple was recently found shot to death in a sugarcane field in Guatamela—bound and showing signs of torture, with their 14-month-old daughter crying beside her mother’s body.
You own this, Stephen Miller. This is the real chaos, corruption, and poverty.
And you’ll never cover up this moral stain—not with all the spray-on hair in the world.
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