To all you KONY 2012 supporters

sdgtvfwr · March 2012

Talk about uneducated.

And don't dismiss this as a troll, this is legitimate and anyone that says otherwise either disagrees with this view because they are too emotionally attached or seriously lacking nerve cells in the frontal cortex.

All of a sudden people start posting about Kony even though its been happening in Western Africa for the last 30 years. Oh, and not to mention the countless parallels have occured in history, as well as the ones that this country (USA) has created. Don't think the Brits in here, or the Canadians, or any nations tied to the western powers closely or ones of power haven't done this. Maybe the Australians and a few other nations have not but everyone else has done this.

In before TheJafrikan you are just a ignorant ****** who doesn't understand the situation in most of Central and West Africa, and fail to see the political and cultural issues with the crisis at hand. Not to mention that this is a election year, and Europe and the USA are in a financial hole more unstable than a 3 legged chair.

In before (2) TheJafrikan drops knowledge about China in 1850-1945. In before parallels current apathy of International community to that same time period. In before South America. In before Darfur. In before Manchuria WHAT WHAT!

http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhWuQC08MswqG1z4kV

DUKEofYORK · March 2012

A Coming together of minds.

In before?

PostAuthor: Duke » Mon Mar 12, 2012 11:22 pm wrote:

'In light of the recent publicity around Invisible Children’s ‘Kony 2012’ documentary and campaign, and speaking as a survivor, a young man born and raised in the midst of the LRA war, growing up in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps and avoiding abductions in many ways, struggling with my security, feeding and education, my life story represents the realities of the Kony’s LRA war and its aftermath.'

A War Victim’s Opinion on Invisible Children’s KONY 2012

'Raising potentially false expectation such as arresting Kony in 2012 will not rebuild the lives of the people in northern Uganda. Rebuilding communities and rehabilitating victims is what we need. The stronger survivors become, the less Kony remains an issue. Restoration of communities devastated by Kony is a greater priority than catching or even killing him.'

Some thoughts from actual parts of this jig-saw are a much needed find.

GoPancakes · March 2012

I still don't get it, even if you're annoyed that people didn't care about it before (I'm guilty of that), is it not a good thing that more people know/care?

Lammero · March 2012

Bunny_ftw · March 2012

I saw somewhere picture where write "call of kony" instead "call of duty"
lawl

DUKEofYORK · March 2012

Reality Check!

Fedaykin wrote:

Child soldiers aren't just limited to some States on the African Continent... This story talks about that and the significance of the ICC issuing its first ever verdict with regard to a Congolese warlord who has been recruiting child soldiers...
'From Congo to Colombia: Extending the International Criminal Court’s Landmark Child Soldiers' Verdict By Yifat Susskind
"Today, the International Criminal Court issued its first ever verdict. Thomas Lubanga Dyilo, a Congolese warlord, has been convicted of participating in the recruitment of child soldiers. He now faces life imprisonment.
The verdict is a milestone. It sends a message to armed groups everywhere that they can’t exploit child soldiers with impunity. In fact, the problem isn’t only confined to Africa.
Child soldiers are being recruited by armed groups much closer to home—and funded by your tax dollars. In Colombia, a decades-long conflict rages on, and children are dragged into combat..."
"...They are counting on us to make sure that all children—in Congo, Colombia and beyond—are protected from the abuse of combat..."

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Updated by the Right Honourable Amama Mbabazi, Prime Minister of Uganda

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtGrAFx7-ok&feature=youtu.be

Kinda backs what I was saying.

To all you KONY 2012 supporters

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