More or less. As far as I was aware, Kony was sort of "defeated" back during 2007/8.Esotera said:Last I heard the founder was caught masturbating in public and the Ugandan government released a video saying that they had effectively stopped Kony, and someone else had risen up in his place (heard this from a friend so it isn't entirely trustworthy).
I'm quite glad it's over as quickly as it began.
The charity was exposed as somewhat fraudulent, evangelist and homophobic.Ando85 said:I notice I don't see this anymore. Type in Kony 2012 and you are some sort of social crusader just because you watched a viral video on youtube. Has everyone given up on this thing or is it still going?
I would HOPE that the campaign is dead.Blablahb said:Well, the main driving force behind the campaign is sitting in hospital in a drug-abuse related psychosis
Pretty much this. It was a lunatic cause to begin with, and this is actually quite a hilarious end to it - Uganda itself saying 'Go away', and the guy running the whole scam being arrested for drunken public masturbation.Esotera said:Last I heard the founder was caught masturbating in public and the Ugandan government released a video saying that they had effectively stopped Kony, and someone else had risen up in his place (heard this from a friend so it isn't entirely trustworthy).
I'm quite glad it's over as quickly as it began.
Well, we know he was caught having a wank in the streets.Esotera said:Last I heard the founder was caught masturbating in public and the Ugandan government released a video saying that they had effectively stopped Kony, and someone else had risen up in his place.
I believe the proper term is slacktivism [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slacktivism]Sunrider84 said:I sure hope so. It was stupid either way. Mouse click activism at its "finest".