Corruption is the "real full-market" society, where anything is on sale. That's why neoliberal world dislike to speak about it. Formal dictatorship on the other

Corruption is the "real full-market" society, where anything is on sale. That's why neoliberal world dislike to speak about it. Formal dictatorship on the other side do not like talking about it except to justify some move against opponents because corruptions as illegal thing means that their rules can be breached. Morale and corruption are kind of opposite elements used to form a society, "self"-imposed gates between the direct personal interest and the society-wide interest as also a personal long-term interest. Issues arise because most do not really "master the society they live in" so they can't know implications deeply enough to decide and other who master the society enough can abuse those who don't for their own sake. My view is: culture shape the history, the more culture the more just society so the less corruption. The more corrupted society means less culture, less justice, something unstable that can made few rich an many poor BUT not only rich the skilled and poor the less skilled, in a far more unbalanced, casual and bad for evolution manner.