<human>: With all the Kony business, my friends and I were talking [7] and my friend challenged me to think about how we would physically go after someone if we absolutely needed to.

My friend, lets call him mark, pondered and asked, 'what is actually stopping us from getting on a plane with a hundred people and trying to capture him?'

My other friend, lets call him nick, responded "isn't that the whole reason he surrounds himself with armed child soldiers."

Me and mark; "Oh yeah" 

Then nick, clearly wearing the most reasonable head at the time asks, "so, what's to stop a site like Reddit (yes they are redditors, obviously) from amassing a chunk of money like they did for the orphanage, and hire some ex SAS commando sniper team to take the guy out?"

I asked; "Well, why doesn't a charity just do that?"

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<bot>: So Reddit; whats to stop a charity from hiring a private military contracting company and going after war criminals? Or even just placing a bounty on a criminals head big enough to attract the "right" people?