In my opinion, as good as Kony 2012 sounds it seems to leave a great deal of information out and is somewhat confusing. The campaign truly is good at heart, but it doesn't seem to be very well managed or properly staffed to handle such a big idea. The fact that Kony 2012 is all around the world and everyone knows about it is good, but could also cause problems. The problem that could arise is that if the campaign falls through, Invisible children will look like a idiots when they’re really only trying to do good. Kony 2012 has many positives and negatives and to say the least, I'm somewhere on the opposing side.

When you hear the basis of the campaign is to go into Africa and save helpless kids from a ruthless villain you automatically take the side with that Idea. In the end who wouldn't want save children, but you have to look at the details. In the Kony 2012 campaign they support the Ugandan military which has been accused of committing similar crimes to what Kony has done. In this situation saving kids by using military strength will only cause more death and pain.Going into Africa directly I believe will only make it worse for the people having to live there.

With the help of Facebook and other social networking companies Invisible children is now on the map. Since the start of their Kony 2012 campaign they’ve raised over $8,676,614 and yet only 32% of that has gone to direct services. I understand that in this world it's hard to become nationally known, but the average charity donates 90% of its profit while the rest goes to other expenses. I think if Invisible Children really want to make a bigger impact they should sacrifice some of their publicity and donate more to show that their truly for the cause.

The last statement that I agree with is that now that Kony is famous he still is going to be hard to find, there are even reports that he's gone or dead. The fact that the U.S. has tried to find Kony on other occasions makes it seem as if the campaign won't pull through. With all the hype Kony 2012 has gotten I think it might have gotten too big and has strayed from the main goal. Either way with the campaign or not, Kony is still going to be hard to find, and I believe its in Uganda’s best interest to find him without the help of Kony 2012.