Kony is real. It only hit the fan because it was 'trending' at the time for people to 'care' about those kids.

Kony2012 was a flop. A random group can't just come out and say 'Were a profitless orginization. Give us your money and we'll send the Army after Kony.' Well, they don't really control any troops. Where do you think the money went?

Either way. Kony is real, real enough anyways. In a sense that someone is over there taking kids and forcing them to kill others. If you ask me, we just need to take over all the countries that do stuff like this. The U.N could do it in less than a few years if we really wanted.(Please note I said the U.N. Not just a specific country like U.S or U.K etc.)

What I find odd is that Human Rights Watch does not list Uganda as a country that uses child soldiers and that we (U.S.) still aid other countries that do (Yemen, Chad, and South Sudan).

Before you say Uganda isn't on that list because they're not part of the governments forces, there are other countries listed that aren't part of government forces either: Colombia, India, Philippines, Iraq, and Thailand to name a few.

Yeah he is, but the "charity" thing were taking a large percentage of the funds I think