Thoughts on KONY 2012 | Brodie Smith
Brodie Smith discusses his thoughts on the 2012 viral video "KONY 2012," a powerful awareness campaign focused on ending child abduction and forced labor in Uganda. The film highlights the brutal treatment of children, often taken from a young age and forced into sex trafficking or recruited as soldiers in an armed group. The creator of the campaign is Joseph Kony, who is believed to be the main target of the movement. With a message that emphasizes the importance of sharing the story and getting involved, Brodie encourages viewers to spread awareness and support efforts such as donating money, signing pledges, and participating in action kits like poster posting and bracelet distribution.
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Hey guys, what's going on? Uh, so this is obviously not a trick shot video, but I've been shown this video probably a hundred times in the last couple hours on Facebook and Twitter. Finally got around to watching it. Um, I'm going to put the description in the description. There's a link to the website, a link to the video to watch. Also, the video. You can check it out right here. Um, Coney 2012. If you haven't heard about it yet, um, definitely check out the video. And if you have heard about it, do whatever you can. Share it on Facebook, Twitter, if you have a YouTube channel, post a vlog about it, talk about it. Um, we got to get the word out there as much as possible. Um, it's a very powerful movie. Um, it's about 30 minutes, so if you don't have a lot of time, uh, be sure to to make some to watch it. But the message is powerful. Basically what's happening right now in Uganda is kids um from very young ages are getting abducted and getting thrown into um either se sex trafficking with the the girls or the boys are getting thrown into an army where they're forced to kill. Um, and basically what the movie's telling us is if we don't get the word out there, if we don't continue to share the story and get people involved and get people supporting it, what's going to end up happening is people are going to forget. And this con guy is the guy that's leading the charge. And he's the very first person that we need to go after. So, check out the description um on the website. If you if you don't have 30 minutes and you want to try to figure out how to um help out as much as possible, check the website out um because you can donate money, you can sign a pledge, and uh you can also get this action kit um where you can post posters, there's bracelets. Basically, just get the word out there, guys. Um, spread the word. Spread the word. Spread the word. And hopefully, uh, Coney 2012 will happen. All right. Bye.
