Deletion of List of hippie-related topics

Comment: I do in fact find this list indiscriminate.  Based on that list, the hippie movement was a group of Bodhisattva|Buddhist Jesus movement|Christian Taoism|Taoist Hare Krishna|Vaishnavist-Hindu New Age|New Agers who Anti-capitalism|rejected wealth and Simple living|property except for their Art bike|bicycles, Art car|cars, LSD|drugs, Underground comix|comic books, and The Red Victorian|hotels, and who Anarchism|rejected the idea of government ... well, Free Tibet|mostly.  In all seriousness, I do know that all these topics, to some extent or another, have some connection to the hippie movement.  And, yes, to fully understand the movement and related events during that period, their "mutual relationship" is important.  But the way to do that is to improve hippie (which needs the help) and related articles, to ensure that they are thorough and well-sourced, and link to other topics in order to demonstrate those relationships.  This list, though, is just an uncited, unsourced collection of topics mentioned somewhere in the same context as hippies; in some cases, directly connecting them with the 1960s counterculture in this manner may constitute |original research as well (as an example, making a direct connection between the predominately-American hippies and the New Zealand ohu would require citation; no such connection is mentioned in any of the salient articles
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:NOR)

Comment: Criteria added. Easily sourced to published works found in Hippie#References and topics covered in Hippie.  List is not "loosely-associated" nor does it meet #DIRECTORY.  Half of the list is currently sourced directly to Chelsea Cain's ''The Hippie Handbook'' (ISBN 0811843203).  The other half to the sources listed in the references of the hippie article. All of these topics are notable and directly related to the hippie movement itself, and either mentioned in the article on hippies or found in their related publications. &mdash
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOT)