#malcontents

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Oh yeah I should post about my OCs

They're the protagonists of a webcomic I dream of making one day!

They're all ex-convicts but not in the "redeemed in the eyes of The Law" way but in a "the prison control+Z'd itself" way.

So now they're bouncing around space, going on wacky adventures, avoiding the feds, and solving mysteries both personal and galaxy-wide.

You can find them on ArtFight this year!

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Letter Opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment, 9/9/1971

“The mal-contents, lesbians and Communists of women's lib main purpose seem to be to downgrade the marvelous vocation of mother-homemaker . . .”

File Unit: Legislative Files of the Committee on the Judiciary for the 92nd Congress, 1971 - 1972

Series: Committee Papers, 1813 - 2011

Record Group 233: Records of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1789 - 2015

Transcription:

[handwritten] File [arrow pointing to H.J. Res. 208 in first paragraph]

11119 Dicky St.

Whittier, Ca.  90606

Sept. 9, 1971

Rep. Don Edwards

House of Representatives

Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Edwards,

I am writing to voice my opposition to the so--

called "Equal Rights Amendment, H.J. Res. 208.

The mal-contents, lesbians and Communists of

women's lib main purpose seem to be to downgrade

the marvelous vocation of mother-homemaker, have

the government play babysitter, and make women

feel subservient who aren't competing with men in

the business world.

Women, of course, should receive equal pay for

equal work, but to make it seem that a woman will

find her fulfillment in competing for some

traditionally male position just isn't so. Having

worked in the personnel field a number of years

before taking on the more challenging role of wife-

mother-homemaker, I am aware that most men just

don't have that exciting a job--many are boring,

frustrating and dead-end.

I feel that if the aims of women's lib are realized

it will be a big step down for women.  If more

women worked for a few years BEFORE marriage, they

might come to a greater appreciation of the respon-

sibility involved in rearing a family.  From the

high rate of crime, venereal disease, drug abuse

and suicide among the young, and lack of respect

for God and country, it would seem women are failing

terribly in their most important job.

Please don't help the women's lib movement, but

work toward restoring a higher regard for family

life, which would greatly improve our country.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Thomas Zeko [signature]

Mrs. Thomas Zeko

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Drug abuse is the hallmark basis for most of the problems that plague the black community, not white people or the police. Blacks kill more of their own in the name of that drug culture than any other urban community and it's time they owned up to that, joined the rest of us in peaceful coexistence and grew up. Nobody wants the adolescent anarchy they're selling to further their drug culture and no amount of rioting will change that. Most Americans will be rioting at the polls against them, their supporters and the socialist/democratic party's support of chronic malcontents.

Big Crow

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Larry Correia - Malcontents #1-2

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Contents: Prelude by Adam Parfrey Foreword by Bob Black 1. The Monstrous Regiment of Women by John Knox 2. The Pleasure-loving Modern Woman by William Prynne 3. A Fiery Flying Roll by Abiezer Coppe 4. Pirate Rant by Captain Bellamy 5. A Fair Dream and a Rude Awakening by Jean Paul Marat 6. Philosophy in the Bedroom by Marquis De Sade 7. King Steam by Anonymous Luddite 8. Hurrah! Ou La Revolution Par Les Cosaques by Courderoy 9. A Sentimental Bankruptcy by Charles Fourier 10. The Ego and Its Own by Max Stirner 11. Murder by Karl Heinzen 12. No Treason by Lysander Spooner 13. The Revolutionary's Catechism by Sergei Necheyev 14. Dynamite! By T. Lizius 15. Speech of the Condemned by Louis Lingg 16. Speech to Missionaries by Red Jacket, Seneca Leader 17. An Exchange by Judge Roy Bean & Judged Beaner 18. Voters Strike! By Octave Mirbeau 19. Might Is Right by Ragnar Redbeard 20. Degeneration by Max Nordau 21. Manifesto of Lust by Valentine de Saint-Point 22. Anarcho-Futurist Manifesto by A. L. & V. L. Gordin 23. Iconoclasts, Forward! by Renzo Novatore 24. Literature and the Rest by Philippe Soupault 25. Anathema of Zos by Austin Osman Spare 26. General Security: The Liquidation of Opium by Antonin Artaud 27. I Wish You All Had One Neck by Carl Panzram 28. The Eternal Youth by Ralph Chubb 29. Bagatelles Pour un Massacre by Louis-Ferdinand Celine 30. Darkness by Ezra Pound 31. The Poet's Dishonor by Benjamin Peret 32. Listen, Little Man! by Wilhelm Reich 33. Formulary for a New Urbanism by Ivan Chtcheglov 34. Concerning New Year 1963 by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 35. Ball of the Freaks by Anonymous 36. There Is a Great Deal to Be Silent About by Emmett Grogan 37. SCUM Manifesto by Valerie Solanas 38. Plea for Courage by Mel Lyman 39. P.O.W. Statement by Timothy Leary 40. On Fear by the Process Church 41. Occupy the Brain by Carsten Regild & Rolf Borjlind 42. Never Again! by Rabbi Meir Kahana 43. Situationist Liberation Front by Anonymous 44. The Invisibles by Thibaut D'Amiens 45. Misanthropia by Anton Szandor La Vey 46. The Anthropolitical Motivations by Stanislav Szukalski 47. The Correct Line by Bob Black 48. Investment in Survival by Kurt Saxon 49. The Roots of Modern Terror by Gerry Reith 50. Meese Commission Report on Pornography by Park Elliott Dietz, M.D. 51. Reward of the Tender Flesh by Ed Lawrence 52. The Nine Secrets of Mind Poisoning at a Distance by Kerry Wendell Thornley 53. L'Revolucion Pourneant by Pascal Uni 54. Sammy Prole Gets Tough by John Crawford 55. Population and Aids by Earth First! 56. Out of the Mouth of Venom: Creation by Kathy Acker 57. Intellectual S & M Is the Fascism of the 80's by Hakim Bey

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A nation without dregs and malcontents is orderly, peaceful and pleasant, but perhaps without the seed of things to come.

Eric Hoffer

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