>>Similarly demanding construction helmets ... wouldn't be corruption per se. No I wasn't categorizing demands for safety standards as corruption. The safety p

>>Similarly demanding construction helmets ... wouldn't be corruption per se. No I wasn't categorizing demands for safety standards as corruption. The safety point was separate from my point about unions. I was categorizing the misleading of the public to get a political party elected that enables one's own union to fetch above-market wages for oneself as something like high-level corruption, though maybe 'corruption' in the public policy context has a more specific definition that doesn't include this.