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This fucker is a Jew. His great-grandparents emigrated from Belarus to escape pogroms. If anybody should know better than to turn into a Nazi, it's Stephen fucking Miller.
Why do so many Jews who really should know better turn into Nazis? The mind boggles...
Hurt people hurt people.
He has deep self loathing. His childhood best friend was Latino, and when he realized he hated brown people, he also realized he hated his friend.
Because he's a ghoul and his master vampire won't set him free.
Why do abused kids tend to turn in to abusers?
Today's Jews have never known abuse. Their grandparents did.
I'm old enough to have known family members who came back from the camps in 1945, and they told us kids what they lived through. I've never known the war or the deportations, but I onboarded my family's history, and as I result, I have a deep-seated, profound hatred of fascism in all its forms.
The Israeli Jews, and non-Israeli Jewish sacks of shit like Stephen Miller, decided to ditch their family's past and onboard fascism instead. Why they're doing that is totally beyond my comprehension.
Crippling insecurity and the need to feel in control.
Uhm, has anyone told you about Israel?
I'm pretty sure they were referring to Israel
Almost like Israel, as a nation built to protect human rights from genocide and make the world safer for one people who suffered greatly, should know not to commit genocide.
The reason we are meant to study history is to stop repeating the mistakes from the worst of humanity. Instead fascists and racists seem to use it as a lesson as to how to try to consolidate power.
We also need to learn how not to dehumanise other spoke by dividing them into us and them. It's part of our base instinct from an evolutionary standpoint. But in a world no longer formed of tribes, with rule of law and interconnected societies, ot serves only those who wish to manipulate.