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Bluerthanblue

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14. and what idology if fueling Kony?

Fri Mar 9, 2012, 03:32 PM

Mar 2012

I don't have a problem with people who are self professed christians doing positive things.

Kony uses religion, a twisted version of christianity to justify what he is doing. I don't hear Invisible Children saying they are on a mission from god, but rather on a mission to stop the madness that children are being dragged into and sacrificed on the altar of Kony's vision god.

Where is the 100% pure agnostic group who is putting the effort into this cause??? If they are out there, they haven't been very effective.

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I knew KONY 2012 was too good to be true. [View all] Archae Mar 2012 OP

Kids first! I don't care whose name the children are rescued in. I'm glad the International Court of patrice Mar 2012 #1

I think I agree with you... Whiskeytide Mar 2012 #3

Trouble is this organization doesn't actually DO much of that tkmorris Mar 2012 #31

I suppose he could do BOTH. n/t Ian David Mar 2012 #2

Why does he have to? Archae Mar 2012 #5

On the other hand, one of my oldest friends is a missionary in Cambodia XemaSab Mar 2012 #15

christianity is a fear-based religion, people are correct to be wary of its practitioners nt msongs Mar 2012 #4

The one thing I've never been able to comprehend about Christianity: Initech Mar 2012 #27

Anybody else this aggressive on this particular issue? AtomicKitten Mar 2012 #6

Love! your pogo-Jesus!! patrice Mar 2012 #18

cheers AtomicKitten Mar 2012 #22

Honesty should be more important than aggressiveness, shouldn't it? nt greyl Mar 2012 #32

Bear in mind that the Ugandan government is debating a "kill the gays" bill KamaAina Mar 2012 #7

They also have not-so-great transparency Goblinmonger Mar 2012 #8

Get Rid of Kony? Isn't he already gone? lacrew Mar 2012 #10

Well, he's apparently not in Uganda. cbayer Mar 2012 #12

He is probably hiding out in one of Osama Bin-Laden's abandoned caves. n/t RebelOne Mar 2012 #21

That's the other problem with the campaign. Goblinmonger Mar 2012 #17

think again GeorgeGist Mar 2012 #13

Yeah, I changed it, thanks. Goblinmonger Mar 2012 #16

For once we can agree on one thing DearAbby Mar 2012 #9

I guess churches are people too. nt postulater Mar 2012 #11

and what idology if fueling Kony? Bluerthanblue Mar 2012 #14

This is FASCINATING to me OneGrassRoot Mar 2012 #19

Great post, very thought-provoking, you should consider posting it as an OP. nt CJCRANE Mar 2012 #25

A good read. Goblinmonger Mar 2012 #37

What's the point of getting rid of Kony? Pacafishmate Mar 2012 #20

Forget Invisible Children and Kony... OneGrassRoot Mar 2012 #23

The LRA is not just Joseph Kony. I'd support a strategy similar to what was done with the IRA. Pacafishmate Mar 2012 #24

Thanks for the reply. OneGrassRoot Mar 2012 #26

Are you serious? ellisonz Mar 2012 #35

It looks like we can't agree on anything. Pacafishmate Mar 2012 #36

No, I don't support negotiating with a murderous milita... ellisonz Mar 2012 #39

Just like squashing the top drug lords will stop the drug trade. Goblinmonger Mar 2012 #38

Spurious comparison. n/t ellisonz Mar 2012 #40

Spurious? Do tell. Goblinmonger Mar 2012 #41

The drug cartels are far more sophisticated... ellisonz Mar 2012 #42

I find all this Kony stuff to be strange. Proles Mar 2012 #28

"Invisible Children Inc. � is an extremely shady nonprofit" Mosby Mar 2012 #29

I saw this, too, on Daily Kos: calimary Mar 2012 #33

Well, it already has some very rich people in it, including Subsidy-Sam Brownback who already patrice Mar 2012 #34

This message was self-deleted by its author devilgrrl Mar 2012 #30

We should all want Kony brought to justice bluestateguy Mar 2012 #43