Ghana: Anti-gay critics say new children’s minister will ‘promote homosexuality’

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  1. Realityz  4 Feb 2013, 6:02pm  Report
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    While this seems like a fairly minor piece of progress, it’s actually very positive news. There is this irrational fear in so many African countries that homosexuality is a “lifestyle choice” propagated by the “gay lobby/agenda”. I just hope more people like her come to positions of power in order to stand up for the rights of gay people.

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  2. GulliverUK  4 Feb 2013, 7:41pm  Report
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    I came across this

    http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=264003

    in the early hours of the morning. It shows a disturbing lack of understanding, brainwashing even, as to actual facts. Disturbing if these misinformed views circulate widely in Ghana.

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  3. They need to evolve a little bit…

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    1. twitless  5 Feb 2013, 8:23am  Report
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      Unwise use of the word evolve. It can be deemed to be racist in a context like this.
      After all we only got rid of clause 28 very recently which also made it illegal to promote homosexuality in schools, and there will be quite a few people on this comments section that voted for Thatcher, the lady that did that.

      Would we have said that Thatcher needed to evolve?

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  4. Will someone get rid of these morons, once and for all??? There is no more promotion of homosexuality as there is of heterosexuality. it’s not a cult, it’s not a religion, it’s just nature. Someone please put these people on their knees and a bullet in the neck! Enough is enough!

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    1. Stuart N  5 Feb 2013, 2:57am  Report
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      despicable comment. Homophobia is vile, but this response are unhelpful, unnecessary and completely uncalled for

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    2. twitless  5 Feb 2013, 8:24am  Report
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      Do you mean get rid of everyone in Ghana specifically? Wouldn’t that be genocide?

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    3. Just fack off…ignorant prat.

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