The Ghanaian obsession with the political morality of equalization

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• ADJOA WANGARA 9 years ago

  => The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its leadership recently took to the airwaves to lambast the New Democratic Congress (NDC) and its leadership, in what the it [NPP] officially described as the latter’s abuse of incumbenc ...
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  => The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its leadership recently took to the airwaves to lambast the New Democratic Congress (NDC) and its leadership, in what the it [NPP] officially described as the latter’s abuse of incumbency advantage. ???
  
  => But the NPP did not inform the public and its supporters in particular, that incumbency advantage is a constitutionally evolved corollary of executive dominance which, itself, is a direct political progeny of the so-called Indemnity Clause ???
  
  => The political instrumentation of the Indemnity Clause in its broadest application in the Ghanaian body politic, coming as it is from a uniquely placed personalized context of a popular khakistocratic tradition, has had the subtle approval of every government in the Fourth Republic, that, ironically, refused to do anything about its constitutional expungement in spite of public rhetoric to the contrary.???
  
  => in the specifics of clear or easily identifiable breaches of political office for personal gain, of not safeguarding or ignoring the imperatives of national security, of kleptomaniacal rape of the national coffers, and so forth.???
  
  => The hard question of constitutional intrinsicality therefore devalues the usefulness and importance of consequentialism. This fact is hardly in question. ???
  
  I CAN'T GO FURTHER BECAUCE THE ENTIRE ESSAY IS A MERE CUT & PASTE NONSENSE COUPLED WITH SERIOUSLY STINKING ENGLISH CONSTRUCTIONS (VERY BOGUS AND SILLY COPIED ENGLISH)
  
  KWARTENG IS A SHAMELSS ATTENTION SEEKER POLLUTING READERS WITH HIS CUT & PASTE FAILED, USELESS AND STUPID ENGLISH GRAMMATICAL!!!

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• JOE 9 years ago

  Who, in his right senses, will write such an article that is so difficult to understand?
  
  The article itself is meaningless and full of phrases which raise many questions about the author's understanding writing.
  
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  Who, in his right senses, will write such an article that is so difficult to understand?
  
  The article itself is meaningless and full of phrases which raise many questions about the author's understanding writing.
  
  Articles are meant to be read or enjoyed, but this article is so unattractive and boring that it puts readers off.
  
  Also the context in which some of the words in this article were used were grammatically wrong when it comes to communicating with people, and if this is the type of writing that Ghanaians learn in schools, then God save us.

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• WAR AGAINST NPP BULLYING 9 years ago

  NDC NPP 1-0

  NDC NPP 1-0

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• YAW DOMPRE 9 years ago

  I can bet with you Ass that Dr. Kwame Okoampa Ahofe has no time for village goons likes Francis Kwarteng, J.K.Bokor, Lungu etc.

  I can bet with you Ass that Dr. Kwame Okoampa Ahofe has no time for village goons likes Francis Kwarteng, J.K.Bokor, Lungu etc.

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• WAR AGAINST NPP BULLYING 9 years ago

  FROM ADJOA: 1. "I CAN'T GO FURTHER BECAUCE THE ENTIRE ESSAY IS A MERE CUT & PASTE NONSENSE" AND 2. "KWARTENG IS A SHAMELSS" AND 3. "STUPID ENGLISH GRAMMATICAL!!!"

  FROM ADJOA: 1. "I CAN'T GO FURTHER BECAUCE THE ENTIRE ESSAY IS A MERE CUT & PASTE NONSENSE" AND 2. "KWARTENG IS A SHAMELSS" AND 3. "STUPID ENGLISH GRAMMATICAL!!!"

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• James Appiah 9 years ago

  The plain truth is that Kwarteng is too advanced for the pseudo-intellectuals like the fake ADJOA WANGARA etc.I salute you Kwarteng.

  The plain truth is that Kwarteng is too advanced for the pseudo-intellectuals like the fake ADJOA WANGARA etc.I salute you Kwarteng.

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• Dr. Otto 9 years ago

  Francis Kwarteng is obviously obsessed with political immorality and primitivism due to the level of his feable I.Q.

  Francis Kwarteng is obviously obsessed with political immorality and primitivism due to the level of his feable I.Q.

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• JOE 9 years ago

  There is nothing 'advanced' about the author of this article. If he were truly too advanced, he wouldn't have written this article full of irrelevant big words imported into it.
  
  Isn't it too obvious that the 'LEVEL' of th ...
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  There is nothing 'advanced' about the author of this article. If he were truly too advanced, he wouldn't have written this article full of irrelevant big words imported into it.
  
  Isn't it too obvious that the 'LEVEL' of the context of this write-up does not match with those big words imported into it? Isn't it for the same reason that readers are accusing the author of "copying-and-pasting?
  
  Isn't it strange that we have people among us still writing like this, and destroying the beauty of what they are writing?
  
  Seriously, where are we heading towards?

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• MINOR CASE 9 years ago

  Tweaa , you call this verbosed writing advanced ? Go to any reputable library and read the writings of Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia and you will marvel at how he communicates his thoughts in simple comprehensible English. That is w ...
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  Tweaa , you call this verbosed writing advanced ? Go to any reputable library and read the writings of Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia and you will marvel at how he communicates his thoughts in simple comprehensible English. That is what we call advanced intellectual not this cut and paste stuff laced with inappropriate big words to impress simple minds.

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• Martin 9 years ago

  Damn! What message is the author trying to convey? The article is too verbose to understand the gist of the whole article. This is the type English written by those Ghanaians who try to impress others with their grasp of the ...
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  Damn! What message is the author trying to convey? The article is too verbose to understand the gist of the whole article. This is the type English written by those Ghanaians who try to impress others with their grasp of the English language rather than communicate in a plain, simple written English language.

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