Veteran satirist and media personality Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM) has taken a firm stance against those questioning his political neutrality, responding to a comment suggesting he was expecting a government appointment.
Speaking on his YouTube show monitored by MyNewsGH, KSM dismissed the claim, emphasizing that his principles are not for sale.
“Somebody asked me, ‘Hey KSM, when are you expecting your appointment?’ My goodness!
“This is the little I want to say to the boy—I’m calling him a boy because this is not the reasoning of an intelligent man,” he said.
According to KSM, such a mindset reflects the individual’s own nature, not his. “You are judging me by your state of mind.
“Because you are who you are, you think somebody else is like you. If you’re a thief, you think others are thieves. If you are honest, you assume others are honest,” he argued.
He further stated that there are people who will do anything just to be rewarded, but he is not one of them.
“Let me tell you, folks, there are some of us whose conscience is above that. As I said long ago, no one can buy my conscience—it is too expensive. So forget it!”
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