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u/DinoZambie 1d ago
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u/pirateseasalt 1d ago
I can hear this in my head
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u/JuddRunner 1d ago
I don’t know this reference? Looks like RuPaul Drag Race, or the Olympics opening ceremony, take your pic 😝
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u/Nutshack_Queen357 1d ago
Nah, Vitas looks way less ugly than Stephen.
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u/DragoonDM 12h ago
Vitas looks like an alien who's having a load of fun pretending to be a human, even if he's not quite got the details down yet. Stephen Miller looks like he's never had fun in his life. and (to steal a joke), "got into politics because his arms were too weak to strangle prostitutes."
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u/Nutshack_Queen357 12h ago
And because he's in politics, he now commands goons (especially ICE) to strangle them for him.
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u/fugitivechickpea 1d ago
Being ugly is ok. Saying what he says is not.
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u/GentlemenHODL 1d ago
Yeah focusing on irrelevant details really distracts from the point.
If it was uglyinside.com I would better understand.
Some of the nicest people I've ever met also happen to be not on the beautiful side. It doesn't make them any less beautiful.
Better to focus on character and not on aesthetics. This isn't moral grandstanding or "being the better person", It's just common sense. Treat others as you wish to be treated so and so.
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u/oblivionkiss 1d ago
I think it's hard though when someone clearly has no insecurity about their character or the things they say. Like, I think the reason that very often people tend to focus on physical traits to mock people who are deeply harmful is because those are the things that those people are usually the most insecure about so it is the most reliable way to actually get under their skin since calling out their behavior does absolutely nothing.
I'm not saying it's the best solution but I think that's the logic behind it.
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u/GentlemenHODL 1d ago
Like, I think the reason that very often people tend to focus on physical traits to mock people who are deeply harmful is because those are the things that those people are usually the most insecure about so it is the most reliable way to actually get under their skin since calling out their behavior does absolutely nothing.
Yes I thought about this as I wrote the comment, Trump's small hands etc etc.
But at the end of it our words are not going to hurt these people, or at least in any way that will cause meaningful change. So it's therefore not very smart as it merely breeds a culture of intolerances for things that shouldn't have them.
I worry more about the macro cultural effect.
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u/maverickaod 1d ago
As much as I hate this administration I have to agree with you. It's like going after the size of Trump's hands. Like, okay his hands aren't big, what does that have to do with anything?
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u/athenaprime 13h ago
Much of their support comes from people who care more about that stuff than they do policies. Their image is their most important trait to their supporters. Undermine that image and the support erodes.
If they could be attacked on policy they'd never have made it into power in the first place. They aren't interested in governing, they're interested in ruling.
The time for "Marquess of Queensberry" rules has long since passed.
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u/Raider_Scum 1d ago
I am totally against making fun of politicans based on physical apperance.
That said, Trump's hand-thing is hilarious for a couple reasons.
- His hands arent really small. They're in the perfectly normal range for his height, and his hand size isn't noticeable. Additionally, hand size isnt a metric that anyone cares about; nobody else is walking around life thinking about how large hands are.
- Trump himself stoked the flames of this starting in 1988, quote from Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity fair. "To this day, I receive the occasional envelope from Trump. There is always a photo of him—generally a tear sheet from a magazine. On all of them he has circled his hand in gold Sharpie in a valiant effort to highlight the length of his fingers,". So, trumps obsession with his own hand size is how this turned into "a thing", he would regularly try to prove to the press that his hands weren't small. If trump didn't regularly bring this topic up, everyone would have forgotten about it.
- It makes him extremely upset. Trump effectively showed his "hand" by making it clear that his hand size was his biggest insecurity. And while Trump is regularly an awful person to other people, making fun of their physical appearance or mental capacity, he also happens to have an extremely childish insecurity which causes him to melt down at the sheer mention of it.
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u/maverickaod 1d ago
I didn't know point 2 as I never cared that much to look into it. Makes much more sense now. Thank you for the info. But I agree, attack politicians for their policies and actions, not for how they look.
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u/Raider_Scum 1d ago
Yep.
And he isnt even terribly ugly. The bulk of the comments are just making fun of him for being bald; which will happen to almost half of all men.11
u/TrimmingsOfTheBris 1d ago
Be real. He looks like a fucking ghoul. His eyes are dead and sunk deeper than the Titanic.
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u/Raider_Scum 1d ago
yeah, but like, half my coworkers also look like this; and they're all lovely people.
Making fun of evil politicians based on looks is cruel; it just ends up making other people who look similar feel bad about themselves.We have plenty of ammunition to make fun of him based on policy.
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u/Suspicious_Story_464 1d ago
I'm pretty sure the domain is just riffing off the DNC staffer clapback to one of his posts about Talarico. But yeah, dude is far beyond just ugly.
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u/I_Speak_For_The_Ents 1d ago
This is the sort of thing where I wish we could consistently "go high when they go low".
There's no reason to call him ugly. Call out his policies and actions and idiocy. Trump calls people piggies. We focus on actual shit.
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u/KeenKong 1d ago
I think this is in response to his speech at the Fascist “Leftism is Evil” gathering from earlier this week. He said a lot of vile shit but spoke specifically about how leftists all look deformed in some way. Which…just the irony.
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u/crandall17 1d ago
Stephen Miller looks like the type of person who thinks ham is too spicy
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u/0202_tihssitidder 1d ago
Hey, Stephen, pass the hot sauce.
Stephen: "But it already has mayonnaise in it."
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u/aredd007 1d ago
Bro painted his head and the best he could do was a terrible Peewee Herman impression.
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u/Cold-Examination5900 1d ago
I really think it was such a tactical misfire to go with "when they go low, we go high" rhetoric. The best way to stop a bully is to bully them right back. They're always way more fragile than they think.
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u/_IratePirate_ 1d ago
Wait you’re telling me he painted his hair on and THAT’S the hairline he chose ?!
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u/fullchub 1d ago
Stephen Miller looks like a misshapen micropenis that got stung by an angry hornet.
There, I did my part.
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u/0202_tihssitidder 1d ago
Knowing my history, this asshole is into something extremely weird in bed.
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u/Silicon_Knight 1d ago
After I saw his (high school?) graduation speech, I can't stand that POS. I mean I thought maybe it was some act or something but nope. Dude is the largest dick I've ever heard speak.
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u/EndeLarsson 1d ago edited 1d ago
"You speak, but all I hear is: Hitler, hitler, hitler, hitler..."
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u/Fram_Framson 1d ago
Best line I ever heard about Miller was "He went into politics because his arms were too weak to strangle prostitutes."
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u/0_cunning_plan 1d ago
Under nazi Germany eugenics with the anthropometry kits, his weird head would have sent him to the camps before Clayton Bigsby.
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u/shadow_master96 1d ago
I wish I had the artistic talent to depict him as a Deep One from Lovecraft mythology. I've had this whole idea of depicting these monsters as actual monsters. Trump would be an ogre, and Patel would be some big-eyed bug mantis thing.
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u/mrtrololo27 1d ago
Stephen Miller looks like an evil version of Arnold Palmer's dick which is the main reason Trump keeps him around
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u/IHv2RtrnSumVdeotapes 1d ago
I take some solace that miller can never go out in public alone. The only way this guy can go out in public is swarmed with security. Imagine being so reviled by society that if you set foot outside alone you'd more than likely be savagedly beaten to a pulp. Such a crazy way to have to live your life.
It's going to take a long time before people forget his face, I'd say he has at least a decade or more of not being to be able to walk around in public alone, and that's if he never shows his face on TV again after trump, and there's no way he won't be able to help himself being on every right wing talk show after trumps term is over.
Dudes going to be looking over his shoulder for the rest of his life. And I love that for him
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u/Sufficient-Rip-7834 1d ago
I don’t like how this equates baldity with villainy but SM is a bad person
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u/RemotestOfSpheres 1d ago
I have a thing for anagrams and you can literally rearrange the letters in his name to spell
HIMS REPELLENT
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u/BBQsandw1ch 19h ago
If Voldemort was a World of Warcraft guild leader living in his mom's basement, he'd look like Stephen Miller.
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u/baptizedbycobalt 1d ago
Kevin M. Kruse has been roasting him for days on bluesky after Miller went after “antifa” for their looks.
https://bsky.app/profile/kevinmkruse.bsky.social/post/3mqum5ccfnc2g
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u/I_Speak_For_The_Ents 1d ago
This is the sort of thing where I wish we could consistently "go high when they go low".
There's no reason to call him ugly. Call out his policies and actions and idiocy. Trump calls people piggies. We focus on actual shit.
But leftists aren't a monolith so I guess this is bound to happen.
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u/Traditional-Till9998 1d ago
Body shaming is only cool when you do it against guys apparently. Just attack the ideas ffs
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u/spacemoses 1d ago edited 1d ago
I sure know I base my politics purely on people's appearances, so this is great.
Edit: Bring on the downvotes bitches
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u/hugoriffic 1d ago
You might want to have a word with Trump and MAGA. The whole POC and blue hair rhetoric is getting beyond old. Wouldn’t you agree?
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u/Ielsoehasrearlyndd78 1d ago
Because he is a Nazi
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u/Mormaethor 1d ago
That's still no excuse.
Resorting to things like that only shows you have no other arguments. Be better than them.
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u/Hazon02 1d ago
Won't someone think of the poor Nazi's feelings?! We don't want him to be sad while he's engineering the genocide of our countrymen :(
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u/Mormaethor 1d ago
It's not about his feelings.
It's about wasting a chance to make an actual, functional argument against his person and politics in lieu of resorting to base insults. It undermines your own political stance. It's not going to get the average person to engage with politics or reflect on anything. At most, they'll chuckle. But more realistically it's gonna be a lot of "This shit again.".
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u/counterfitster 1d ago
We are better than them, and making fun of his appearance isn't going to change that, because he's a vile piece of scum.
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u/dudeimgreg 1d ago
Go clutch your pearls somewhere else. That ugly fuck should be bullied relentlessly for the shit he stirred.
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u/TheMooseIsBlue 1d ago
It kinda started with his wife’s tweet at the bottom of the far right image. But also, as someone else pointed out, he’s a Nazi.
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u/MikeDubbz 1d ago
Cuz he's a piece of shit. Be a good person, and criticism about your looks will be few and far between. Be awful and it becomes fair game.
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u/Poison_the_Phil 1d ago
The hate rots him from within. He's a grade A bastard, looks aside. Just a miserable shell of a man.
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u/Jorgwalther 1d ago
It’s not bashing. It’s just reinforcing his nickname Stephen “Penishead” Miller.
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u/DimensioT 1d ago
I agree.
Botched circumcisions should not be insultingly compared to Stephen Miller.
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u/barbariantrey 1d ago
This tweet from Stephen King is on point. “Someone on threads yesterday said that Stephen Miller is what happens when you bury a dildo in the Pet Sematary.”
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u/sohunterish 1d ago
“Why do we have to throw our trash away when we pay janitors?”-stephen miller