The alarming rate at which the false equivalence culture seems to be gaining prominence within the Ghanaian media space and among some self-declared neutrals is very worrying. False equivalence refers to an unreasonable comparison where people incorrectly assert that two or more things or scenarios are equivalent and deserve to be treated in a similar manner simply because they share some characteristics. The danger with this culture is that it clouds our judgement and deprives us of critical thinking which is very key in problem-solving.