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It's almost to 27 million now. Crazy.dwccrew;1108382 wrote:Pretty amazing that the video was posted Monday and has already surpassed 7 million views.
The question is, if you use government resources to get Kony, then what? Do you continue going afters? Because it won't stop there. Hell, even the Ugandan army is accused of doing this. Just like everything else...is it our government's responsibility to take care of this? Or is it a people thing?mcburg93;1108801 wrote:This stuff has been going on for years over there. Its ridiculous something hasnt been done about it by now. Must not be much oil over there cause seems not to many governments are worried about it.
no they dont have any oil or resources we need...when they do we will step inWebFire;1108812 wrote:The question is, if you use government resources to get Kony, then what? Do you continue going afters? Because it won't stop there. Hell, even the Ugandan army is accused of doing this. Just like everything else...is it our government's responsibility to take care of this? Or is it a people thing?
Point is, even if we do step in, how far do we go? Getting rid of 1 guy isn't going to fix the problem.Gblock;1108816 wrote:no they dont have any oil or resources we need...when they do we will step in
To be fair, their mission is more "awareness" than "action" as I understand it. They spend a crap ton of money traveling around the country and playing the film places. The % of their money that goes to their programs is inline with most NPOs, it's just that their programs aren't focused on providing direct aid.2quik4u;1108823 wrote:This is a money grab by a shady non-profit which gives only 31% of its proceeds to the actual cause
don't be fooled by these hipsters
2quik4u;1108823 wrote:This is a money grab by a shady non-profit which gives only 31% of its proceeds to the actual cause
don't be fooled by these hipsters