Samurai_Blue
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Agreed. I kind of saw a side to that. The "why do people turn to the LRA in the first place" side of things. You hit the nail on the head.
If this is true then f*ck helping the poverty in our own country. They can get off their lazy asses too. So to the person above who said help philly. Ur not gonna get help because ur city is just a bunch of lazy ass worthless ppl apparently. If the ppl of uganda dont deserve help nobody does.Hahaha there you go.
It does all really stem down to Moral issues within the country. No amount of aid or protection will cure the problems they have.
These poverty stricken areas need something to believe in, most of the time it starts out religiously, but whatever the case, nothing good will happen over there unless they have a reason to get off their asses and act right.
They need to care enough about the future of either their country or their children to start a change and deal with the collateral damage, and that will be a lot of dead people most likely, but it is the only way the country will move forward. We did something similar with the civil war, so can they.
:thumbs upHahaha there you go.
It does all really stem down to Moral issues within the country. No amount of aid or protection will cure the problems they have.
These poverty stricken areas need something to believe in, most of the time it starts out religiously, but whatever the case, nothing good will happen over there unless they have a reason to get off their asses and act right.
They need to care enough about the future of either their country or their children to start a change and deal with the collateral damage, and that will be a lot of dead people most likely, but it is the only way the country will move forward. We did something similar with the civil war, so can they.
The whole thing isnt about helping Uganda. Uganda is being rebuilt as we speak. It takes time. Look at Iran, egypt and seria. they are rebuilding some faster than others and they were in the same type of predicament as uganda. The whole thing about the documentary is capturing Kony which the US is doing. They sent people to train and find him. The UN also sent people to find him. This has been happening since 2006, we just care now because its on youtube and is trending on twitter. The whole helping another country thing is great, but Uganda is rebuilding its self. The Congo is in turmoil help can be sent to a place where they are in turmoil not a rebuilding nation. Also what about the kids in North Korea? No one cares about what is going on in North Korea, No one really cared about what was going on in the sudan until yesterday. My point is if you feel the need to help, donate to the links i provided.If this is true then f*ck helping the poverty in our own country. They can get off their lazy asses too. So to the person above who said help philly. Ur not gonna get help because ur city is just a bunch of lazy ass worthless ppl apparently. If the ppl of uganda dont deserve help nobody does.
Yea it's not as simple as getting off your lazy ass to get out of poverty. Most people in poverty probably work twice as hard as us, but it's a vicious cycle and is very hard to escape. I've seen it for myself and most people struggle to get by. But it also falls under making rational choices like 1. Graduating High school atleast and preferably going to college if you can and B. Don't have 8 kids while your working a minimum wage job. The school systems in America are a completely different problem but I won't go into that.If this is true then f*ck helping the poverty in our own country. They can get off their lazy asses too. So to the person above who said help philly. Ur not gonna get help because ur city is just a bunch of lazy ass worthless ppl apparently. If the ppl of uganda dont deserve help nobody does.
Ummmm I don't think a diploma is going to be a make or break on escaping poverty. I'm a very successful manager (manager of the year to be exact) with nothing more than 10.5 years of education. Dropped out midway of my junior year. Yet I can form a sentence better than half these people here with 4yr degrees.Yea it's not as simple as getting off your lazy ass to get out of poverty. Most people in poverty probably work twice as hard as us, but it's a vicious cycle and is very hard to escape. I've seen it for myself and most people struggle to get by. But it also falls under making rational choices like 1. Graduating High school atleast and preferably going to college if you can and B. Don't have 8 kids while your working a minimum wage job. The school systems in America are a completely different problem but I won't go into that.