Quote Originally Posted by TheJackofSpades View Post
What do you expect a nation that is landlocked and sits on the equator to produce exactly? We're talking about people who haven't gotten past 'survival' status and whose only interaction with social contracts is from them being force-fed down their throats with little to no understanding.
Exactly, they've become dependant on humanitarian handouts, aid packages and UN mattresses are being sold in market stalls. Instead of trade deals being established, businesses being started up or anything like that, outsiders don't want to commit because of the instability and fear, and the locals feel no need to work.

I don't take the 'force capitalism down everyone else's throat' approach, but the 'Give a man a fish and he's fed for a day, teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a lifetime' approach. If the West can't provide in the long-term, then Uganda needs development at a more fundamental level.

Which has little to do with Kony, he's in the Sudan