nah i really cant do this... i dont even have the time to write a full thing as to how I feel about the subject. shiz goin' crazy. i'm working on a music video and new album.. might move to mexico, working on a tour, bleeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhh

yeah i got threee submissions

Why don't you guys turn this compilation into donations to somewhere else, like the red cross or something?
Like Chip In Japan.

I'll submit a song called "Carl Mayweather's Taco Stand-Off" if you turn this into an actual effort.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DO73Ese25Y

Kony is bullshit.

has anyone even submitted? lol xD

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Oil+in+Uganda

i will glady contribute a song to raise awareness of this sonofvabitch's crimes against humanity....

I meant this btw
I love the referece

HaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
best possible response. but
I just wanna say, I no longer have time to deal with responding to this. life is too intense right now lol

if i were you i would drop this like your bag on the long island railroad

The only reason I clicked on this thread was to see how many points about Invisible Children being totally corrupt and their mission ultimately pointless and self-contradictory.

There wasn't as many posts to that effect as I expected actually. But oh well.

oh look, a fad to exploit

I hope the planet explodes in a fiery mess of burning flesh.

Tried? Pretty sure it happened. In fact, the U.S. (along with other U.N. and NATO countries, lest we forget,) have foiled lots of plots and eliminated quite a few major international terrorists and assorted totalitarian maniacs. Now...I'm obviously not saying these operations were all well-planned out or executed or even justified in each instance, but your view seems like a pretty simple one. I mean, is it a bad thing that Hussein, bin Laden, and Gaddafi are all out of the picture? Seems like an improvement to me. I think it'll be quite a few years down the line before we have enough perspective to see what all the results and consequences are. Maybe then I'll be willing to speak in terms of total success and failure. But probably not, because that's not how the world works.

And Akira - I totally agree with you about the social media "activism." It's really just clicking a button to feel good about yourself. If people actually want to help the first thing they should do is read a lot and either go to these places or speak to people who've been to or come from these places. I have reporter friends that have worked in Iraq, Afghanistan, North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, and Egypt. I also have friends that have fought in the first two places as well as in Bosnia. Their stories are more illuminating than any viral video. People should look into organizations that are doing something and see how they can help. Might I recommend the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan? I've given them money to buy digital cameras (money can, in fact, help sometimes,) which they hide under their burkas to document atrocities and crimes committed by both the Taliban and the allied forces.

Anyway, the point is, being educated about an issue is a whole lot better than being cynical about everything and Touchboy is the most underrated chip tune artist, in my opinion.