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And yet the United States ranks highly on public corruption indices because the data is primarily "perception" rather than reality.
by ZoomerCretin 4y ago
And yet the United States ranks highly on public corruption indices because the data is primarily "perception" rather than reality.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> And yet the United States ranks highly on public corruption indices because the data is primarily "perception" rather than reality. The US actually scores very poorly for a major developed democracy, I don’t know why you’d say it ranks highly.
- david38 4y agoYou literally changed what that person said ENTIRELY.
- dragonwriter 4y agoNo, I didn’t, though I suppose if you hadn’t looked at how ratings work on the indexes and made a particular wrong assumption about what “rank highly” indicated in this context, you might think that.