yeah! i was in Kansas City! displace me was loads of fun and for a great cause...thanks for posting your video and helping to educate people about the problems the northern Ugandans face every day.
wow... over 300 views already? it hasn't even been 24 hours... and i've already gotten an honor... that's awesome! thank you guys so much... just so you know... if you liked this video, don't worry, it's not the last of it's kind... there will be plenty more to come revolving around politics and other issues in the world, as well as some personal experiences in my life... stay tuned... and keep fighting for change... spread the word... awareness is key...
That's where I was! Fantastic video, I can't wait to edit my stuff together. Last night was such an amazing experience and I'm so glad I came over from DE, it was so moving to see thousands of people all united for one cause. Hopefully this will not only help our government to get involved, but our generation as well. Youth today need to get fired up about something and I believe that this is it. Our generation needs to realize that we CAN make a difference. We CAN change the world.
What we also need to be up-in-arms about is the surplus of ready-to-eat meals that the FEMA just dumped instead of sent to people that needed them. They had TONS (I don't remember the exact figure) of military ready-to-eat meals that they had extra of after hurricane Katrina. And they just got rid of them instead of used them. Now THAT is what is ridiculous. Imagine how many Ugandan and Sudanese refugees they could have fed!
So basically, the gyst of it is, politicians are lying scumbags only concerned with furthering their own agenda. Can't wait 'til I'm old enough to run for public office. There needs to be changes and soon.
All colors, one people...getting the chance to be a part of 67,000+ passionate voices gathered across the nation in 15 locations to speak out for this cause was an amazing experience. I can't wait to see more footage!
I agree that something needs to be done about the invisible children and what's happening in Uganda. Something needs to be done about Darfur too. I was going to go to D.C. for the event myself, but couldn't find transport. But our soldiers can't just abandon the people of Iraq and leave them to genocide, like you suggested to the side.
I wouldn't want anyone left in genocide, but I guess it's kind of like you have to pick and choose your battles. What I'm trying to say is that if we're in Iraq, why aren't we in Uganda or Darfur? Oh, that's right, because there's profit for the right people in Iraq. I'm all for foreign aid/relief when it's done with good intentions. That's my only point.
i love your displace me videos i have a lot of footage from the pittsburgh commute but i haven't gotten time to edit them.
Jmetelsky15 4 years ago
i was in pittsburgh.. rainy not as many people but we stuck it out
hellatiousfighter 4 years ago
woo i was there in dc
sarwit91 4 years ago
YAH!!!! Denver Displace Me rocked. Glad to be a part of it with y'all!
D.
danzilla01 4 years ago
I was in LA.. good job, man. nice vid.
BlueBlinket 4 years ago
i was in D.C i loved it
LOVESIMPLYTINA 4 years ago
it was sooo amazing.
BAMBItheHOOKERRR 4 years ago
reppin' KC.
nwvkxc 4 years ago
I was in NYC
zamudio59 4 years ago
i was at the LA displace me,it was an amazing experience. i love the video. :]
nicolesaysily 4 years ago
this is amazing.
I was in seattle last night.
Was it me, or did anyone else feel all of the energy the whole day/night..?
But most of all, the 21 minutes of silence, was amazing, lets talk about feeling the energy now. Wow.
<3
Brynnie0021 4 years ago
yeah! i was in Kansas City! displace me was loads of fun and for a great cause...thanks for posting your video and helping to educate people about the problems the northern Ugandans face every day.
Saffron333 4 years ago
wow... over 300 views already? it hasn't even been 24 hours... and i've already gotten an honor... that's awesome! thank you guys so much... just so you know... if you liked this video, don't worry, it's not the last of it's kind... there will be plenty more to come revolving around politics and other issues in the world, as well as some personal experiences in my life... stay tuned... and keep fighting for change... spread the word... awareness is key...
dbl03 4 years ago
That's where I was! Fantastic video, I can't wait to edit my stuff together. Last night was such an amazing experience and I'm so glad I came over from DE, it was so moving to see thousands of people all united for one cause. Hopefully this will not only help our government to get involved, but our generation as well. Youth today need to get fired up about something and I believe that this is it. Our generation needs to realize that we CAN make a difference. We CAN change the world.
dances4doughnuts 4 years ago
I drove up to DC from North Carolina-- 100% worth it! Great video. (:
MrEuroAccent 4 years ago
I was in Nashville! Woot
pickle4prez 4 years ago
I was in Los Angeles!
mukta92 4 years ago
I was in Chicago
ladnerdude 4 years ago
YA! i was at the one in LA!
notthatgirl19 4 years ago
yeahh!! i was there, too!!
ibangedpatrickstump 4 years ago
i was here =)
steveo8321 4 years ago
What we also need to be up-in-arms about is the surplus of ready-to-eat meals that the FEMA just dumped instead of sent to people that needed them. They had TONS (I don't remember the exact figure) of military ready-to-eat meals that they had extra of after hurricane Katrina. And they just got rid of them instead of used them. Now THAT is what is ridiculous. Imagine how many Ugandan and Sudanese refugees they could have fed!
xXproudpirateXx 4 years ago
agreed... i'm all for support in and outside of the country.
dbl03 4 years ago
So basically, the gyst of it is, politicians are lying scumbags only concerned with furthering their own agenda. Can't wait 'til I'm old enough to run for public office. There needs to be changes and soon.
xXproudpirateXx 4 years ago
I WAS IN AUSTIN!!
All colors, one people...getting the chance to be a part of 67,000+ passionate voices gathered across the nation in 15 locations to speak out for this cause was an amazing experience. I can't wait to see more footage!
meganvillere 4 years ago
I WAS IN NASHVILLE!
it was amazing to see everyone get together and fight for something so far away from home but so close to our hearts.
i raised the same question last night.
why are we fighting a war we can't win in Iraq when we can help the displaced in Uganda.
royaliceprincess 4 years ago
amen!
dbl03 4 years ago
Right on!
I was at the Austin Texas gathering. Its awesome to see footage from the other locations!
I hope what we did will make a good impact.
kylieelise89 4 years ago
It will... just keep believing.
dbl03 4 years ago
I agree that something needs to be done about the invisible children and what's happening in Uganda. Something needs to be done about Darfur too. I was going to go to D.C. for the event myself, but couldn't find transport. But our soldiers can't just abandon the people of Iraq and leave them to genocide, like you suggested to the side.
xXproudpirateXx 4 years ago
I wouldn't want anyone left in genocide, but I guess it's kind of like you have to pick and choose your battles. What I'm trying to say is that if we're in Iraq, why aren't we in Uganda or Darfur? Oh, that's right, because there's profit for the right people in Iraq. I'm all for foreign aid/relief when it's done with good intentions. That's my only point.
dbl03 4 years ago
Our military is stretched thin as it is and Sudan will not let us in.
xXproudpirateXx 4 years ago