The detail that should stop everyone: an EEOC chair on video recruiting plaintiffs. Not adjudicating. Not investigating. Recruiting. The federal civil rights apparatus turned into a casting call.
Then the internal directive: rank anti-white cases as top priority, fast-track them, find them, even when the facts aren’t there. That isn’t enforcement. That’s manufacturing. The state producing the grievance it then promises to redress.
This is what institutional capture looks like.
Miller’s circle figured out you can use the same agency to encode the dominant caste’s resentment as a protected legal interest.
A state-funded grievance factory for the majority, run by people who spent a decade insisting the majority was the real victim and now control the levers to make the paperwork say so.
Look at the freak at the center of it. Miller doesn’t show distress at suffering. He shows appetite. Children separated from parents, families in cages, deportation quotas as KPIs, and the affect never breaks. That isn’t ideology. Ideology argues. This is colder.
Arendt called it the banality of evil: the clerk who files the paperwork without feeling it.
Miller is the inversion. He feels it. He likes it. Watch the cadence when he talks about raids, the small lift in the voice, the almost-smile. The cruelty is the point and the payoff.
A man who found that other people’s pain gets him hard and built a career around uninterrupted access to it.
Manufacturing resentment is what the GOP does best. Emotion is stronger than self preservation it seems. If only many of their supporters could see this and we could all work together to recreate government and business to be fair to workers, voters, all people.
I still wonder how Miller can stand working in the same administration as Harmeet Dhillon, Mehmet Oz, and Melania Trump. I know: they’re “white” to him.
Unless those adults follow Trump's public recommendation that they're good for counting the money, ala former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg.
The detail that should stop everyone: an EEOC chair on video recruiting plaintiffs. Not adjudicating. Not investigating. Recruiting. The federal civil rights apparatus turned into a casting call.
Then the internal directive: rank anti-white cases as top priority, fast-track them, find them, even when the facts aren’t there. That isn’t enforcement. That’s manufacturing. The state producing the grievance it then promises to redress.
This is what institutional capture looks like.
Miller’s circle figured out you can use the same agency to encode the dominant caste’s resentment as a protected legal interest.
A state-funded grievance factory for the majority, run by people who spent a decade insisting the majority was the real victim and now control the levers to make the paperwork say so.
Look at the freak at the center of it. Miller doesn’t show distress at suffering. He shows appetite. Children separated from parents, families in cages, deportation quotas as KPIs, and the affect never breaks. That isn’t ideology. Ideology argues. This is colder.
Arendt called it the banality of evil: the clerk who files the paperwork without feeling it.
Miller is the inversion. He feels it. He likes it. Watch the cadence when he talks about raids, the small lift in the voice, the almost-smile. The cruelty is the point and the payoff.
A man who found that other people’s pain gets him hard and built a career around uninterrupted access to it.
Johan 🐌
Manufacturing resentment is what the GOP does best. Emotion is stronger than self preservation it seems. If only many of their supporters could see this and we could all work together to recreate government and business to be fair to workers, voters, all people.
I still wonder how Miller can stand working in the same administration as Harmeet Dhillon, Mehmet Oz, and Melania Trump. I know: they’re “white” to him.
And Patel
The irony, of course, is that no matter how vicious the vituperation, in the post-Trump world a Jew will never sit at the adults table.
Unless those adults follow Trump's public recommendation that they're good for counting the money, ala former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg.
Stephen Miller is Nazi bad guy Joseph Goebbels reincarnated. They even look similar.
Raiders of the Lost Ark was the highest grossing film of 1981.
In Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, he says, “Nazis. I hate these guys.” Perhaps this could become the tagline for the Democrats.