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Certainly that's not a good sign, but I don't find that statistic nearly as interesting as the (apparently unmentioned) proportion of the population who has acc
by delecti 10y ago
Certainly that's not a good sign, but I don't find that statistic nearly as interesting as the (apparently unmentioned) proportion of the population who has accepted a bribe. If paying a bribe is only the way to get things done, then doing so is just trying to move through the system. In a corrupt system, accepting a bribe is the sign that an individual is themselves corrupt.
- madez 10y agoBesides the fact that in India corruption and scam is a common and widespread problem, accepting a bribe is certainly worse than giving one. Sometimes you just don't have any other option than giving a bribe, while the one accepting the bribe most often has.
- lostboys67 10y agoBoth are under UK and US laws as RollsRoyce is finding out
- speeder 10y agoI am from Brazil, once a poll was made with two questions: 1. Do you believe all politicians are corrupt? 2. If you got elected, would you become corrupt? The replies for "yes" were 90% for question 1 and 67% for question 2.