Juggalos And Trump Supporters Set To Clash In D.C., May Very Well Be The End Of Days
7 years ago

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I don’t care what anyone else says, 2017 just officially became the greatest year in human history. Why? Well it seems that a Juggalo march and a pro-Trump rally are on a collision course with one another next month since they’ll both be taking place at the same location, on the same day.

Let’s rewind for a minute. For any of you lucky souls who don’t know what a juggalo is, it’s a term for hardcore fans of the Insane Clown Posse. Last year, they started organizing a march in Washington to protest the…discrimination that they face? They’ll be marching in full-on clown make-up and baggy clothes that haven’t looked fashionable since 1996. A few years ago, the FBI legally classified them as a loosely affiliated gang. This is them fighting the power, I guess.

Meanwhile, a man named Tommy Gunn, a self-described “pissed off American” is organizing a massive rally for supporters of President Trump. He’s describing it as “the mother of all rallies” and it’s intention is to “demand protection for traditional American culture while they express their love for the United States and the America First agenda.”

These 2 separate marches with both be taking place in D.C. on September 16th, a few miles away from each other. Two massive groups of passionate, angry people will be in such close proximity. This begs the essential question…. Will there be blood?

Forget Mayweather-McGregor, this is the fight of the year. The second Civil War but even more intense. A gigantic, brutal battle that’s been brewing — arguably — for centuries. Stay home, hug your loved ones and keep your distance. And make no mistake, this will reshape modern America as we know it.

Imagine having a time machine, going back 10 years and showing someone this story. The actual story of “a giant rally of Insane Clown Posse fans will be marching the same day as supporters of President Donald Trump.” 2017 is the year God started getting creative.

[via CBS News]

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