Kony 2012
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HuskerMath
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Even if the issue is as big as what the media claims it to be, I would still be against it. We have enough problems here.
That being said, a colleague of mine moved here (ie the US) from Uganda, where he spent his entire life, just under a year ago, and when I told him about this, he literally laughed and said (paraphrasing, of course) "Kind of late for that. Everyone thinks that he's already dead. Even if he isn't dead, Kony is a very smart man and will not stay in Uganda given the current circumstances. He would have enough money to go literally anywhere in the world and set up shop."
Those were the important bits, at least. Frankly, I'm just kind of sick of the US playing world police, it boils down to that.
That being said, a colleague of mine moved here (ie the US) from Uganda, where he spent his entire life, just under a year ago, and when I told him about this, he literally laughed and said (paraphrasing, of course) "Kind of late for that. Everyone thinks that he's already dead. Even if he isn't dead, Kony is a very smart man and will not stay in Uganda given the current circumstances. He would have enough money to go literally anywhere in the world and set up shop."
Those were the important bits, at least. Frankly, I'm just kind of sick of the US playing world police, it boils down to that.
caseball2051
Well-Known Member
http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts...is_not_in_uganda_and_other_complicated_things
education is good. we already sent special forces there. we arent going to uganda.
education is good. we already sent special forces there. we arent going to uganda.