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Since the Juggalo discussion is being brought into other threads, I thought it'd be nice to keep that discussion separate and keep those threads on topic. Let's discuss Juggalos here.
Okay, haven't been following religiously, but - Juggalos? Could someone decant the "Juggalo involvement" theory for me? Seems ludicrous. But ya never know I guess.
Okay, haven't been following religiously, but - Juggalos? Could someone decant the "Juggalo involvement" theory for me? Seems ludicrous. But ya never know I guess.
Juggalo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I don't think this is pertinent to this case. The Alaskan girl Samantha K. perhaps, but not Lisa Irwn.
The FBI is monitoring a growing gang with members across the country who dress in customary colors, assemble for rowdy annual meetings and control the trade of an obscure Midwestern soft drink. They are Juggalos.
In a report on emerging gang trends, federal investigators revealed that they have their eyes on the loyal fans of the horrorcore group Insane Clown Posse.
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But Juggalo "subsets exhibit gang-like behavior and engage in criminal activity and violence," the FBI alleges in a document first reported by Wired.
Okay, haven't been following religiously, but - Juggalos? Could someone decant the "Juggalo involvement" theory for me? Seems ludicrous. But ya never know I guess.
Although I guess that keeping this ridiculous Juggalo theory off of the other forums, I just have to say that I personally think that this would be the most ridiculous theory of all. But, as always, that is my opinion. Just because one person in this "group" professes to subscribe to the Juggalo lifestyle, why in the world would we make that jump?
"If you don't run wit' a hatchet, or claim the Psychopathic
I aint got time, to say no names"
A major theme in their songs is that it is righteous to be a psycho killer with a hatchet.
MOST fans can see it as just entertainment. But those that become TRUE juggaloes, and become part of the tribe, they take it to heart.