Alex D's response

*The narrator opened by stating that Uganda was one of the poorest 24 countries in the world, a fact that likely correlates with the death cults. Since the residents have little to no money, they may seek the death cults as an opportunity for steady money. The same situation usually applies to poor inner-city dwellers as well. Maybe to stop the carnage, we should allow banks to invest in Ugandan businesses; of course, with our current economic status, that might not be possible. Perhaps we should try to overthrow the corrupt warlords?
*What would motivate someone to murder hundreds of innocent people? In war it could be forgiven, but in civilian life it is an incontrovertible sin.