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  • In 2011, Insane Clown Posse appeared on Attack of the Show! and repudiated claims that they were a Christian band.[163] Bruce explained that their Dark Carnival mythology “comes from the basic principle of right and wrong, you know. Evil and good. That’s all. We’re just trying to say that there’s bad guys out there and that there’s good guys out there […] We were taught there’s a heaven and a hell, but that’s all we were taught. We weren’t taught about the [Ten] Commandments [… or] what’s in the Bible and all that. We just […] want to see good people hopefully go to heaven, which we refer to as Shangri-La”.[163] Joseph Utsler explained in a 2002 interview with Craig Markley that “God is in your heart […] In my definition, it doesn’t matter what creed, religion, or group you belong to. If you’re doing what’s right and are a good person, then you’re right with God.”[164] Bruce and Utsler have also stated that they are not certain that God and the afterlife exist, but that they’d like to believe that there is something after death.[165]

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  • Rolando@lemmy.worldtoGarfield@lemmy.world30 June 1979
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    I’m not 100% sure, but I think it’s funny for the following reason:

    Ordinarily you’d expect the strip to be like: panel 1 Jon says something trying to be funny, panel 2 Liz says something in reaction maybe riffing off it or gently deflecting, panel 3 Jon says something back and maybe Garfield thinks something wry.

    But instead, in panel 2 Liz shoots him down hard and says she isn’t going to put up with his BS. Jon’s only possible move is a quick retreat. It’s a subversion of the reader’s expectations.