Jack Chick's Revealing Statement on Civil Rights

[Peremensoe]

@Shodan

And the devil was asserting a Constitutional right to go onto private property.

Nope. He wanted to sit on the curb with his friends. The angels were protecting the holy time spent with Chick tracts.

@Guinastasia

Notice there’s like two levels of Hell? Number #3 was already IN Hell, okay? But then he got thrown into an additional pit. What’s up with THAT?

There are nine or so.

[Nancarrow]

@spark240

There are nine or so.

Nine or so.

[Find_Friends]

@rayman5321

Why are you people so obsessed with this nutjob?

It’s actually on the decline on this board.

- Jack

[Capitaine_Zombie]

@Gagundathar

What I found interesting about this little tract was not the over-the-top religious mania.
I have come to expect that from Jack Chick.
What was surprising to me was the portrayal of ‘Stinky’ as a somewhat sympathetic character.
He acts out like a little hellion (like many over-amped unsupervised children do).
After all of his hell-raising (which consists of being mean and stealing candy) he is then concerned about his mission, to return with a gift for Satan.
When the nice kids give him the jack-o-lantern and Stinky returns to hell, the consequences of his actions are disastrous for his mean boss, but inconsequential for little Stinky.

He comes off as some sort of anti-hero in this.

I wonder if Chick realizes this.

Darn, if he was ever to pour a regular “Stinky” comic book, I’d buy it for sure. What’s not to love in the comical adventures of an always failing imp told by a deranged Fundamentalist maniac (actually that’s the tagline I would use for promoting the very first issue).