Who wants Stephen Millers House?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No way. Seriously bad juju in that house.

This was my exact thought

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$1m appreciation in 2 years, I don't think so.

Yeah - that seems crazy. Unless they built the house?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d happily buy it if we were open to moving. Y’all’s brains are pickled by excessive media consumption.

This house is ugly af. There are so many better options in the Jamestown catchment. The masonry in the kitchen looks like my grandmothers bathroom in the 90s. The black dining room is hideous.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’d happily buy it if we were open to moving. Y’all’s brains are pickled by excessive media consumption.

This house is ugly af. There are so many better options in the Jamestown catchment. The masonry in the kitchen looks like my grandmothers bathroom in the 90s. The black dining room is hideous.

The outside is hideous but the inside is objectively one of the nicest interiors I’ve seen listed in N Arlington in a while especially at this price point. They clearly put another $750-1M into the house (you can see the original listing pics when they bought it’s your standard McMansion white interior). Their mistake is thinking they’ll get that reno $$ back.

[Anonymous]

That's a lot of sage someone's gonna need before moving in.

Nope.

[Anonymous]

The charcoal dining room. I mean, I can see them sitting there eating and I just cannot.

[Anonymous]

I don't like the idea of harassment, but where do they think they can actually move where they won't be bothered? I don't even know how these key figures even go out for dinner or school events.
And, the other thing I think about is these kids. All the kids, not just theirs. They will grow up under the shadow of who their parents are in this country. That is a cloud they will never escape, and I really wonder how they will cope. The house is the least of their issues. Some maga type will buy it. Who cares?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They’re so vile but nobody’s children deserve to be harassed at home. And it achieves NOTHING. The only people I possibly hate more than Stephen Miller are people who would choose to protest outside a family home. It doesn’t persuade anyone about anything and you probably scare some kids and nannies. It’s abhorrent.

Oh no, he deserves not a moment of peace. I feel bad for the children who were zip tied and whose parents were deported. Miller has a choice. He can do better by his children. That is not my responsibly.

+100000000000000000000000000000000000000

[Anonymous]

It's an ugly house. But more importantly, how is Stephen Miller, a G whatever federal employee, throwing around nearly 4 million dollars on a house. Where is that money coming from?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The charcoal dining room. I mean, I can see them sitting there eating and I just cannot.

That's where they perform the rituals.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They’re so vile but nobody’s children deserve to be harassed at home. And it achieves NOTHING. The only people I possibly hate more than Stephen Miller are people who would choose to protest outside a family home. It doesn’t persuade anyone about anything and you probably scare some kids and nannies. It’s abhorrent.

Nope. If he and Vance do despicable things to children, then it's fine to chalk them or protest when they go with kids. You think a protest sign is going to traumatize children more than guns and ICE?!?

I think traumatizing children is wrong and wrong and one person doing it doesn’t make it okay for other people to do it, because I’m a grown adult who holds herself to a minimum standard of behavior.

100% agree children should be protected from harm and harassment but yet I’m also a grown adult who, apparently unlike you, has achieved conservation of volume or whatever allows me to decipher the difference between two and 20 thousand children (and therefore someone saying she hates people chalking outside the mcfarmhouse MORE than the mastermind of ice are unserious thinkers.)

People in the Bush Administration literally presided over the torture and killing of hundreds of thousands of Brown people in Iraq and Afghanistan and Biden funded children being bombed in Gaza. Should everyone who orchestrated these atrocities be driven from their homes too?

Anyone as problematic as the Millers yet hypersensitive enough that they can be “driven from their home” by this needs to just not have neighbors.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The charcoal dining room. I mean, I can see them sitting there eating and I just cannot.

That's where they perform the rituals.

The monthly handmaid ritual or the one with the bats?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The charcoal dining room. I mean, I can see them sitting there eating and I just cannot.

That's where they perform the rituals.

The monthly handmaid ritual or the one with the bats?

Yes.

[Anonymous]

Only if his cuck chair conveys with the home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's an ugly house. But more importantly, how is Stephen Miller, a G whatever federal employee, throwing around nearly 4 million dollars on a house. Where is that money coming from?

Welcome to Arlington, where everyone uses family $ to buy in