I wonder if Stephen Miller, yet realizes that the rest of his life is gonna be misery?

[Swede]

[3_Limes]

1. I don't think it will be.

He'll land somewhere in a right wing think tank, or go on the CPAC speaking circuit, or write books. He'll always have fans among the underground nazi wing of the Repub party that will keep him around to remind them of the good old days, and they'll take care of him somehow. It sucks. But that how it seems to go.

[Maru Kitteh]

6. I wish I didn't agree with everything you said.

But I do.

[Johonny]

10. Yeah, Henry Kisinger did just fine

And he was a genocidal asshat.

[durablend]

16. Especially with our track record of

"We need to look forward and not backward!"

[Volaris]

19. Can you get that work from a federal prison cell?

[BannonsLiver]

20. Nah. I don't really subscribe to the silly defeatist tropes about these people being invulnerable to consequences.

But I do get the sense some folks sort of revel in the woe and subjugation at the hands of these cretins, so there’s that element as well.

[JI7]

2. His name needs to be mentioned along with Noem

and others that people are calling on to be fired.

[muriel_volestrangler]

3. What does you image show? imgur.com is permanently blocked in the UK

The far right build bubbles around themselves; so he'll probably insulate himself from "misery", unless prosecuted (and Trump or Vance would probably pre-emptively pardon him from anything federal, because he knows where the bodies are buried).

[Swede]

7. It was on facebook, but now I can't find it. Image search showed it on Threads, hope this helps.

Post by @sn621

View on Threads

?xmt=AQF0lT5pJuaFJ0LYZ98ZAM5s3LvSz1X2oo3JOVjY_bSPTg

[muriel_volestrangler]

13. Thanks - yes, I can see that (nt)

[pcdb]

15. What in the world is going on in the UK??

I imagine one day you'll only have access to the BBC on the internet... and they'll probably charge you an internet license for it.

[muriel_volestrangler]

17. It stems from a dispute between imgur and the regulator about their handling of children's access and data

See https://www.democraticunderground.com/108823653

Imgur blocks access to UK users after regulator warned of fine

Image-hosting platform Imgur has blocked people in the UK from accessing its content.
...
The UK's data watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), said it recently notified the platform's parent company, MediaLab AI, of plans to fine Imgur after probing its approach to age checks and use of children's personal data.
...
A document published by the ICO alongside the launch of its investigation stated that Imgur did not ask visitors to declare their age when setting up an account.
...
"Our findings are provisional and the ICO will carefully consider any representations from MediaLab before taking a final decision whether to issue a monetary penalty," said Tim Capel, an interim executive director at the ICO.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gzxv5gy3qo

[pcdb]

21. Sounds reasonable, but the UK has digital IDs incoming.

The US will follow suit at some point, but it seems like the UK is making a mad Orwellian dash at becoming the censorship/surveillance capital of the world. Values the labor party used to uphold have become inverted.

[muriel_volestrangler]

22. They've backed down on making digital IDs compulsory

https://news.sky.com/story/government-u-turns-on-mandatory-digital-id-cards-for-workers-13493917
https://www.publictechnology.net/2026/01/27/government-and-politics/minister-people-should-not-be-able-to-flash-their-digital-id-on-a-phone-screen/

Not so much a mad dash as an idle saunter, while easily persuaded to wander back and forth.

[Emrys]

23. UK plans for mandatory digital IDs have been eventually shelved whenever governments have proposed them

Labour were poised to introduce them in 2010, but were beaten in the general election by what became the Tory-Liberal Democrat coalition, which promptly scrapped the plans - just about the only reason for many of us to cheer that result.

And the most recent attempt by Labour has gone the same way, having to be severely modified and cut back, and they may not have finished U-turning on it yet ...

[dalton99a]

4. Like most evildoers in U.S. politics, he has a lucrative future

He is already a multimillionaire from the grift

[surfered]

5. Here's hoping...

[OldBaldy1701E]

8. In El Salvador.

Let's see how he likes this new 'arrangement' for political prisoners.

[Buns_of_Fire]

9. Deputy CoS Nosferatu is eternal, sad to say.

From time to time, he will emerge to feast upon the blood of the unwary. Keep those stakes sharp.

[allegorical oracle]

11. ...and he's reproduced soon-to-be four times. Wonder what his kids will be taught.

[Johnny2X2X]

12. Pretty sure he's been miserable his whole life

Not one moment of joy is my guess. He's truly the definition of evil.

[Luz]

14. He'll be sitting on a beach in the south of france

before he pays for anything he's done.

[Initech]

18. And Kristi Noem practically admitted on Fox that he's the one calling the shots.

Dude needs to be permanently banned from DC for usurping power like this. But it is going to be fun watching them fight each other over the next few months.

[Skittles]

24. EVIL POS

[moonscape]

25. Unless something can be done about

Presidential pardons after the fact, no chance of justice for any of them.

[Blue Owl]

28. If tRump is dead -- then no pardons

Please Lord... please....

[greatauntoftriplets]

26. I hope that his children end up despising him.

[Blue Owl]

27. I thought we were done with this fucking creep who NOBODY LIKES in 2020

This time, we gotta seal him in his crypt PERMANENTLY so his brand of evil cannot inflict itself upon another generation

[bobalew]

29. He reminds me of a bowling pin....

may the bowling ball of history come striking him down in a violent crash he so richly deserves....

[kacekwl]

30. How so ? Unless he's put in prison

he'll go about hanging with sociopaths like himself and have a grand old time.