Something we need to work on, I guess.

celebrating TORTURE is the perfect example of the TRUE ROT that is miller’s character.

Miller fits in perfectly.

Not exaggerating or being hyperbolic.

He's a clear psychopath.

They are sadists and they love it. Hearing him say that stuff must have turned on every BDFJ (Big Dumb Frat Jock) on that bus.

... just avoided them all.

He didn't get bullied. He was the bully.

-- Fuck ---- maybe he did and that's why he is a fucked up as he is.

heads in shame.

Hell, they're celebrating this shit.

Is he asking to be water boarded?

To come up with a debate rebuttal to a "torture is bad" argument on a debate trip with a bunch of other debate team people. This is what amounts to funny / clever from a conservative debate person who thinks the only thing cool to do is win the debate no matter if you are lying, using fallacies, or morally wrong. The more extreme the better. It's one reason we are where we are, no-one ran this type out of their social /debate clubs for being a despicable, and now they are using those skills in "real" life ( and people seem believe every word, unopposed ).

His heart seems possessed by evil, too.

Sucks to be Stephen Miller for his entire life.

Nobody in the Republican Party will stand up to TSF. They all say they are waiting for someone else to start. House blaims Senate blaims SCOTUS blaims military... On and on it goes.

To me, MAGA folks don't seem to understand that they're victims of a class war being waged against them from above, not an invasion of immigrants being waged against them from below.

Is he. Nobody like that belongs in government. Preferably a mental institution.

Perhaps he should be shown the same considerations on offer to the victims of his sociopathic ideation. On a live feed so we could marvel at his (in-)human dignity.
He's in good company. Raging Sociopathy is the hallmark of this mis-administration.

The same kind of evil incarnate person who’s evil and odious.

It's a celebration of human life and dignity.

Claim that suffering brings one closer to God. Other people's suffering, of course.
And they take great pleasure with insuring that all those poor sufferers get just enough help to continue suffering, all for a greater understanding of God.
I suspect whatever context one would put Miller's statement in would show the only argument it might apply to that isn't totally appalling is some torture scene in a Mel Gibson action movie where the hero must overcome impossible odds to save the day.