Should people solely use insults to communicate their opinions? Prince David inquires
Actor Prince David Osei from Ghana has expressed concern over the rising trend of individuals using insults to express their viewpoints on various matters.
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The Open Scandal actor recently condemned the dangerous tendency of using insults and harsh words to address concerns in the nation in a Twitter (X) post.
Specifically among the younger generation, who openly trash leaders on many platforms, including radio, television, and social media, he claimed that insults have become the norm when expressing thoughts.
"I am deeply concerned about the future of Ghana. It pains me to see how we have become a nation of insults, lacking respect for morals. The younger generation finds it acceptable to insult leaders openly on various platforms such as radio, television, and social media. It seems that insults have become the preferred method of expressing opinions."
The actor also expressed worry about young people, who, in his opinion, are becoming misled and frantic in their chase of fortune and turning to a variety of perhaps unethical tactics.
“The youth of our nation are becoming misguided and desperate, resorting to various means to make money," he wrote.
Prince David Osei challenged Ghanaians to act and be the change they wanted to see in their nation. He also called for a group effort to transform people's perspectives and work toward personal improvement.
“It is imperative that we take action and become the change we wish to see. Let us renew our minds and strive for individual change. We must remember that Ghana belongs to all of us, not just a select few."
