A lesbian couple have driven up the conversation around homosexuality on social media as photos of their marriage hits the web.
The couple, believed to be Ghanaians, got wed in kente cloth for the traditional part and also had an accompanying white wedding.
Like Karl Marx said, “religion is the opium of the masses”, thereby, some politicians have mastered using it to win votes of those who think being or acting like a Christian means you are genuine and truthful. Akufo Addo makes a perfect example of such politicians with his Homos*xuality comments on Aljazeera.
According to the Bible, Homos*xuality just like any other sin infuriates God. However, Yahweh’s reaction to that type of sin is among the number of times He used extremely violent means to kill sinners purporting that such action is one of the unbearable things in His sight. Since He didn’t cause a fire to burn Adam and Eve or let them be eaten alive by some lions for disobeying Him and telling lies like Politicians do.
Jesus Christ once allegedly said that ‘love your neighbour as yourself’, yet the people who most claim to be his followers do nothing but hate their neighbours all day long (those from other tribes, other political affiliation, atheists and gays etc).
And yes, I’m talking about my fellow Ghanaians, the saddest, sickest, twisted, hypocritical bunch of people the face of this planet has ever seen.
Former Achimota School Prefect, Stephen Kabutey who married his gay partner recently in the U.S has thrown the Nation into discussions of whether Ghanaian laws should decriminalize homosexuality or not.
According to Jessica Opare-Saforo, Christianity has the best way to deal with this issue using the principle of “love” and “judgment” as enshrined in the bible.
Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Ocquaye, has refused a call by Amnesty International for homos*xuality to be decriminalized in Ghana.
According to the Speaker, legalization of homos*xuality would lead us on a slippery slope down a path where bestiality and other vices would be legalized under the banner of ‘human rights’.
Songstress Efya has opened up on her views about the issues of gay rights and surprisingly, the smooth voiced vocalist espouses some progressive views far to the left of her countrymen/women.
Speaking on 3FM, Efya said the world has moved on from the old mindsets and a lot of things are being embraced now that weren’t in the past.
The issue of gay rights is one that inflames passions among Ghanaians to quite an insane level. Both religiously and culturally, Ghanaians have been conditioned to hate the homos*xual with every fibre of their being.
Some of that hate can be stripped away with education and enlightenment, but even for a lot of Ghanaians those two can never change their minds from the attitudes ingrained in them since childhood.
The Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Ocquaye, has called for the laws of Ghana to be made much clearer in regards to homos*xuality, and for the practice to be criminalised entirely.
Prof Ocquaye was speaking during a meeting with the head of Royal House Chapel, Rev Sam Korankye, who led a delegation from the church to pay a courtesy call on him.
