Silver Surfer Writer Ron Marz Calls For Incivility
Over the last few days, comic book professionals like Saladin Ahmed have called for denial of service of President Trump supporters while others like Richard Pace expressed support for public harassment of Trump officials and supporters. Others like Justin Eisinger at IDW made veiled references for public executions via guillotine by citing the French Revolution.
Annother comic book professional is getting in on the act. Writer Ron Marz, who has written Silver Surfer, Green Lantern, Star Wars, Superman, and John Carter, said people should “expect no civility. Expect no peace.”
Civility is earned. If you are complicit with an administration that lies, cheats, self-deals, discriminates, and in all respects burns down what have always been American ideals, expect no civility. Expect no peace. https://t.co/BF5oATdYGy via @usatoday
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) June 26, 2018
Unsurprisingly, no evidence of any of the accusations laid out in the Tweet were presented. Marz’s Tweet comes after several Trump administration officials and members of Congress were harassed in public including Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.
It didn’t take long for other users on Twitter to point out the logical flaws to his argument.
‘Civility is earned?’ Ron, in a civil society, we afford everyone a modicum of civility as a matter of course, it’s one of the underlying tenets of western society. It shouldn’t be so readily discarded…
— Antoine Dennison (@AntoineDennison) June 27, 2018
Just making it Clear @ronmarz You advocate and support the bullying of women, refusal of service based upon belief or occupation. Just making it clear Ron. You Advocate the Bullying of women and segregation, and you are asking for further violent acts. Just making it Clear
— JohnADwyer (@AJaydee1210) June 26, 2018
My question to these ‘Pros’ is simple. Is the alienation of your fans worth descending down the derangement rabbit hole? Others have even gone as far as to claim they don’t have customers and they don’t create products. It’s a bizarre argument that completely ignores the reality of the consumer/creator relationship. And how far is this going to go? CBR writer Kieran Shiach has already begun calling for beheadings of his political opponents.
It doesn’t seem like the storm within the comic book world is going to die down any time soon.
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