Short men generally develop a Napoleon's complex. The Napoleon complex, also known as short-man syndrome, refers to a belief that shorter men may exhibit aggressive or domineering behavior to compensate for their height. This stereotype is named after Napoleon Bonaparte, who was often depicted as short, extremist and stubborn in political opinions, and overly ambitious.
I have a brother who is short, and he was the most obnoxious of us when we were young and is still obnoxious now that we're a little older. He's aggressive, he's mean, he's violent, he's arrogant and condescending. When the whole family sits at the table for lunch or dinner, he never sits. He is always standing up and walking around the table, which makes holding a conversation with him extremely annoying. And he worships those he perceives as "great men", i.e. evil warmongers. When faced with a difficult question he can't answer, his lifts one of his eyebrows in a querying but disgusted look, as if to express disdain for the asker. Dwarfs like this don't like to be challenged in public: Their poor self-esteem makes them unable to sustain a difficult line with poise and cold-headedness.
Short men, like my brother, Hitler, Napoleon, Michel Aoun, and Stephen Miller compensate for their short stature by pumping themselves up mentally, when in reality they are cowards whose principles are like underwear: they change every day depending on the circumstances. They are usually the ones to flee first when the s--- hits the fan: Hitler committed suicide and abandoned the people he spent a decade riling up and inciting. Napoleon had to be sequestered on an island in the middle of the Atlantic to make him stop his warmongering in Europe. Michel Aoun is even worse, because he's a dense obstinate military man for whom people are of two kinds: The ones who give orders and the ones who take orders without questioning them. Short military men don't understand nuance or middle ground; they don't have the intellectual flexibility that one normally earns from looking at all sides of an issue. They also can't understand skepticism that enables a person to question what they're told.
Stephen Miller fits that portrait to the letter. He's a little man, a dwarf, trying to distinguish himself from normal-height people by exaggerating his capabilities and his ideas, which leads us to warmongers, haters, aggressive and violent dictators and strongmen. They often marry ugly women because they can't attract nicer looking women whose mate selection standards are low.
Katie Miller, born Katie Rose Waldman, is Miller's wife. She is acceptable, but not a paragon of beauty. It is rumored that she's diddled with dumping the little husband for the tall billionaire Elon Musk, not on political ideology because they are all racist and supremacists, but perhaps because of stature. Women like tall men.
Then, there's the matter of hair. The hairless bald bunny Steve looks like an egg that is ready to crack when he's hollering to be heard, since otherwise everyone ignores him.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently called out the Zio-Neo-Nazi Stephen Miller as an insecure man, a clown who takes his anger out on others because of his short stature.
“Stephen Miller is a clown! I’ve never seen that guy in real life, but he looks like he’s, like, 4 feet 10 inches. And he looks like he is angry about the fact that he’s 4 feet 10 inches. And he looks like he is so mad that he is 4 feet 10 inches, that he has taken that anger out on any other population possible,” the New York Rep. said.
One forsaken lock of hair cast sideways to cover his bald proboscis, along with a toothbrush mustache, and Stephen Miller could easily change his name in Probate Court to Stephen Mill-Hitler. Isn't that vein on his right side disgusting? Its is inflated, which impedes the flow of blood to his small brain.
Ocasio-Cortez noted that the risks of abuse of power are very real with Napoleon-complexed dwarfs like Miller because their political opinions are predicated on "puffery".
She continued: “People talk about this toxic masculinity, let’s put that to the side for just one second, this is about insecure masculinity, and one of the best ways that you can dismantle a movement of insecure men is by making fun of them.”
Ocasio-Cortez, who stands 5-feet 4-inches tall, noted it was also important to have “secure men who aren’t afraid of successful people around them, who are good dads, who have strong values,” also engaging in those efforts.
After finishing her rant, Ocasio-Cortez quickly clarified her comments about Miller, noting “short kings are great", adding “I’m not here to make fun of anyone’s anything, but the way people overcompensate over their own stories is what I’m talking about there.”
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