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So are you saying that all countries are corrupt, and approximately equally so? And is your conclusion that as a consequence trying to fight corruption is doom

• 75dvtwin 8y ago
  It is not the laws that are problem, it is the law-enforcement/justice system that's a problem. Justice based on 'selective outrage 'cannot fix corruption. Justice that's corrupt itself cannot fix corruption. Western countries have, mostly, the former. Eastern Europe, and most so called developing nations, have both problems. --- Somewhat separate topic... But, to be honest, dislike the 'developing nations' moniker. I use it, but I wish there is something better... As if inhabitants of those nations have 'less developed cognitive abilities, or 'less developed appetite for honesty'. That of course, is not true. In reality the 'developing nations' are, mostly, intentionally suppressed nations, intentionally enslaved nations, intentionally brain-washed nations. Where the suppressors are, often, their own leaders.