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I disagree and I think it is corruption, and I'm astounded people don't. The idea that someone can buy their way out of breach of laws and regulations like thi
by throwawaylinux 5y ago
I disagree and I think it is corruption, and I'm astounded people don't.
The idea that someone can buy their way out of breach of laws and regulations like this is fundamentally unjust.
I'm not saying in any one particular instance of it happening any people are taking explicit kickbacks. But the regulating body and process as a whole has become corrupt by allowing this to happen. Whether it's because they get promoted because they netted a lot of fines, or because they later go work for private industry who scratches their backs, or simply that the government likes the revenue so they allow rich people to buy their way out of trouble and that's mutually beneficial for both parties, it is corruption.