Invisble Children

I found this documentary to be very sad but very interesting. I had no idea what was going on in Uganda, Africa. However, after watching the documentary I learned a lot. I think what they are doing is very noble. I had no idea that children were being kidnapped and forced to fight in the war. I find that revolting!! How could you kidnap children and rape their parents?! Not only were they kidnapped and taken from home but they were forced to fight and kill other human beings. Can you imagine how traumatizing being forced to kill another person is?! And these are young children. Being forced to fight and kill is detrimental to their lives. I loved the unique name of their organization "Invisible Children" because that's exactly what they are to the United States. I had no idea about the bombing in Uganda during the World Cup, which I found incredibly strange because an american died in the bombing. But with all the sadness I'm glad that someone is helping the children of Uganda and Africa as a whole. They are no longer invisible children because of this organization and the 'roadies'.