Would have been better if the person used Robert Downey Jr. with black makeup on from Tropic Thunder haha.

Berz out.

Haha, all this kony 2012 is too damn funny.
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This whole thing kinda reminds me of this:

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rofl!
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I'm almost sure that would be different today. Comparing the US army during the Vietnam War and today, that shit was the stone age.

But given what we know about the war in the Middle East, the Americans have far superior resources and still lose personel every day.

Kony's army is about 200 people according to the Globe and Mail. They'd get wiped out by Seal Team 6 overnight.

Honestly, that's what I call a cool story bro. Such a riveting tale, I honestly copy and pasted it to word, saved on my hard drive, backed it up on a jump drive, drove to the bank, put the jump drive in the safe deposit box, and will leave it there until my kids turn about 12 (when they can actually state their age, and ask what it is I'm showing them), when I will pick it up, put it in an old USB drive reader and relay this cool story to them and tell them, "kids, this is what a cool story should look and sound like...not like the stories your generation tells."

Not to mention Afghanistan.

manipulating the facts ...

History is written by the winners, but I was under the presumption that if USA didn't help, Bosnia would have won the war and your parents, family, and yourself could have potentially been murdered.

I will go if there are hot chicks going as well......

this is straight stupid. Get a hobby.

basically posted this on my facebook

"it's a post-apocalyptic Armageddon with child soldiers smoking heroin, cross dressing cannibals, systematic rape, it's hell on earth"

Vice Guide To Liberia, and you think donating $20 for Kony is gonna help?!? LOL

I personally believe as a teenager that all the backlash KONY 2012 is getting is seriously harmful, not just to invisible children and this campaign, but just as importantly the kids in the MED's who wanted to help. I think it says a lot about the people who support this campaign by tweeting, reblogging and sharing. It says that the normal ordinary person does actually care and wants to help out the rest of the world. It seems that majority of people who support KONY 2012 are teenagers (How Teenagers Learned To Hate Joseph Kony : NPR). I think even if there is something wrong with the whole campaign, the teenagers and people who support it had noble intentions, something that should be praised. For a while it seemed as if even a seemingly insignificant Western teenager had an actual influence in the World, that we had a say in justice. All this backlash is telling those very supporters and teenagers, that they CAN'T help the World, that no matter their good intentions, there is always a conspiracy or a voice that tells us why we can't or why we shouldn't make an effort because we don't understand the whole situation.

it's a dose of reality

Kony 2012 is what the INTERNET is/has become

people so easilly fooled they frivolously expend money/time on a cause that their impact is microscopic, the problems in the world cannot be solved simply by money and good intentions

if people had general good intentions instead of jumping on a bandwagon they would be much better off donating locally or even nationally to women's shelters, food banks, etc

Nah op was watching sons of anarchy, just so happens in the last ep that the cia is "in bed" ( this is how they say it ) with galindo cartel.
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They're not supporting shit by sharing or clicking like. I bet the majority of these mongoloids didn't even bother to read about the country, its history and geopolitical climate. The sharing is not based on good intentions it's because it's trendy, hip and cool. The scary part is how easily these people get influenced by a simple video; seeming informed, doesn't prove you're actually informed. These same people will vote for charismatic, good looking and well dressed characters without researching what they're really voting for.

seems like a nice guy, lol

Interview/followup with the boy featured in the video, Jacob Acaye

'Kony 2012' Escaped Child Soldier Supports Movie - Yahoo! News

Propaganda in Uganda... a classic case. Shows you what humans are capable of. Will never end. History keeps repeating itself. Always someone to replace.

What doesn't make sense is that the same dude narrating kony2012, is interviewing this same fucking joseph kony. :fulloffuck:

"I am fighting to free the children from the Ugandan government." This guy is well spoken, he doesn't sound like a terrorist at all to me.

He came to visit our school last year to talk about the crisis in Uganda,

Sad touching presentation and they played the video, pretty much the same video that has just gone viral

But...At the time no one in the school really cared
Now after it went viral..everyones talking about it

Funny how that works

This is what i have to say

Uganda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It all makes sense now.