Ron Marz doesn't like pro-self-defense kiddie books
Here's some recent tweets he posted, where he expresses his dislike of a children's book to explain the right for bearing arms:
Aww, poor fellow, he doesn't like the illustrations, which, IMO, are pretty good for a children's book. What was he expecting, Rob Liefeld-quality illustrations?
And he thinks it's wrong for them to come up with one of their own? It's their right to develop a book if they want, and just like the comics medium shouldn't be considered liberal property only, neither should the children's book market.
I think they mean left-wing feminists, the kind who must want men to not be gentlemen who can come to the aid of an innocent woman in distress. If he'd just come to terms with how feminists of the liberal type, if any, only helped ruin society, then he'd understand why some conservatives are mad at them.
Umm, I checked the site, and they do offer bulk discounts through White Feather Press. But I guess he's counting on most folks not to bother checking on their own. Here's another tweet he wrote about a political candidate:
Okay, so he doesn't need to vote for whomever he's talking about. While we're on the subject, it's worth noting he advertised a party in memory of a certain comics champ who served in WW2:
So Marz is against guns, yet he loves a guy who used them in WW2, King Kirby, whose European war experiences can be read about on TwoMorrows. Marz may not think so, but while Kirby may have been a liberal, he certainly wasn't the kind Marz envisions. Otherwise, Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos (and Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD, by extension) would never have come to be. Books and characters whom, I'm betting, Marz read about years before.
New "My Parents Open Carry" children's book. The mind booggles. (And yes, the art is awful too.) http://t.co/h82Z8nfT8u
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 4, 2014
Aww, poor fellow, he doesn't like the illustrations, which, IMO, are pretty good for a children's book. What was he expecting, Rob Liefeld-quality illustrations?
Authors are quoted as saying they "looked for pro-gun children's books and couldn't find any."
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 4, 2014
And he thinks it's wrong for them to come up with one of their own? It's their right to develop a book if they want, and just like the comics medium shouldn't be considered liberal property only, neither should the children's book market.
Order a copy of "My Parents Open Carry" and receive a free copy of "Raising Boys Feminists Will Hate!" Not making this up.
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 4, 2014
I think they mean left-wing feminists, the kind who must want men to not be gentlemen who can come to the aid of an innocent woman in distress. If he'd just come to terms with how feminists of the liberal type, if any, only helped ruin society, then he'd understand why some conservatives are mad at them.
Just so you KNOW I'm not making this up: http://t.co/LZ6IPcDVht
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 4, 2014
Though they "...often get requests from Tea Party Groups and home-schoolers for bulk discount orders..." there is sadly no bulk discount.
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 4, 2014
Umm, I checked the site, and they do offer bulk discounts through White Feather Press. But I guess he's counting on most folks not to bother checking on their own. Here's another tweet he wrote about a political candidate:
Dude running for office making robo-calls: if the first thing you say is you're a proud @NRA member, you're wasting my time and yours.
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 4, 2014
Okay, so he doesn't need to vote for whomever he's talking about. While we're on the subject, it's worth noting he advertised a party in memory of a certain comics champ who served in WW2:
Jack Kirby birthday party at @ShmaltzNYC on Aug. 28 to benefit @heroinitiative. Spread the word! http://t.co/qWyt6HCtcc
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) August 7, 2014
So Marz is against guns, yet he loves a guy who used them in WW2, King Kirby, whose European war experiences can be read about on TwoMorrows. Marz may not think so, but while Kirby may have been a liberal, he certainly wasn't the kind Marz envisions. Otherwise, Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos (and Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD, by extension) would never have come to be. Books and characters whom, I'm betting, Marz read about years before.
Labels: moonbat writers, politics
One of the authors has received death threats from pacifist liberals who claim that they want "to stop gun violence." Of course.
Sales of the book were mediocre at first, but got a boost after Bill Maher mocked it on TV. Proving, once again, that all publicity is good publicity. Maybe DC and Marvel should get Maher to criticize their comics. :)
Marz's rants, though, probably don't reach a big enough audience to have an effect one way or another.
Posted by
Anonymous |
4:38 PM
The art is awful
Posted by
Anonymous |
10:04 PM
Has Marz stopped listening to anti-Semite Roger Waters yet?
Posted by
Hube |
1:22 PM
Probably not. He'd tweeted about 2 weeks ago he still considered Waters worth listening to. That's one of the most hypocritical positions Marz has ever taken.
Posted by
Avi Green |
6:15 AM