First three links have absolutely nothing to do with this current topic.
Last link is so blatantly one-sided that I only read three quarters of it. "LRA isn't in Uganda anymore, THEY'RE STOOPID"
Anyone with a shred of perception would realize that the IC clearly says that this isn't the only problem, but that they need somewhere to start. Perhaps Kony is some starving feeble man now, but that does not change the atrocities he committed and the fact that he is still #1 at the ICC. With the money donated to the IC, they've built schools, radio towers for early alerts, and foundation structures, they aren't just funding their own personal goal of "lolstickerseverywhere". They are using internet activism to achieve their goal in a worthwhile manner, which frankly, is well overdue. The internet is an incredibly powerful tool, and with a well thought out video that is neither too long or too packed with information, even the trolls or drones of today's society take the time to listen and get behind it to a certain extent.
It's quite possible that most people who watched the video merely donate 15 dollars, get the action kit, put a few stickers everywhere, and then never think about it again, but they still made the contribution. They still gave the idea some exposure, and that is what matters. It's so very incredibly dumb to say that there are bigger problems in Uganda now and therefore their current goal is void. The man in the video promised a Ugandan boy that he would do everything in his power to stop Joseph Kony and to stop things like this from happening, and he is sticking to his promise, albeit 8 years later because the government only listens to numbers and not reason.
I don't see the problem with IC.
