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Is... Is this a topic for yelling about stuff? PUNK Y U NO LOVE MEEEE

Man Niyuki I bet you didn't even click my eggs for me did you >8[ And don't worry I'm not a random you're just not old enough to remember me cause I don't log much anymore XD Now howsabout you over there stop be's-ing so angry and kiss and make up with clouse? Oh and HI MAGIC PUNK how you be?

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Click my eggs please!!

It pains me in places that anatomically none of you have to see an argument over something as embarrassing as this The egg thing is old OLD Why is it just now sinking its meaty claws into this place

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Join us on the dark side of the internet The oldfag side, where boredom can't be solved yet By toppling you trolly throne and self-abdication You may find this fits your case best for expiation :U

Oooooooo Choko gon be maaaaaaad XD

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The situation's a lot more complex than you might think bytches :U On the one hand, the aforementioned terrorist did make the Lord's Resistance Army which used children soldiers and committed depraved acts of war, and he is still at large On the other hand, all of this happened in 2006. Why are we just hearing about it now? Because a charity called Invisible Children made a very high production video detailing the situation as if it were an active threat today Joseph Kony isn't even in Uganda anymore; he has been in hiding Bin Laden style for over 5 years, and his "army" is no longer a national crisis. So in this way the entire video is a despicable scam. I've seen terms like "cynical opportunism" and "the white man's burden" thrown around to describe the effect this video has had on industrialized nations and the wave of misdirected funds donated to Invisible Children On the third hand, a portion of the proceeds actually do go towards funding peace in Uganda, but not in the way you might think. An estimated 31% of the proceeds goes towards funding Uganda's military and the Sudan's People's Liberation Army, among other things. Neither of these armies have a clean record; they use some of the same depraved acts of war to get their point across as Kony and his army used to. The rest of the proceeds apparently go to "film making expenses", which includes paying the filmmakers exorbitantly high wages and other non-charitable actions. Here's a source quote for ya:

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No problem Punk! Maybe like 160 days from now you could make a thread about me!

Happy Birthday! Or as they say where you live, Happy Birthday! (but they say it with a different accent so it sounds more sincere) :U

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