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I’m convinced we’ve always had corruption, it’s just seeing more of the light today. I mention this to my Eastern European friends and they laugh at the level
by spacephysics 3y ago
I’m convinced we’ve always had corruption, it’s just seeing more of the light today.
I mention this to my Eastern European friends and they laugh at the level of corruption the US complains about (compared to what they’ve had for decades+)
- ffgjgf1 3y ago> this to my Eastern European friends and they laugh at the level of corruption the US These days I’m not that sure that the case (only talking about the Eastern European countries in the US)
- xxpor 3y agoBut that's a big part of why the US is as successful as it is. A culture against corruption. It's very hard to get rid of it once it entrenches itself, which is why people complain about it.
- e63f67dd-065b 3y agoWhere is the corruption here? I agree that there are many corrupt parts of government, especially in procurement, and especially in regional and local governments, but in this specific case it's pretty clear that the law is on the side of Microsoft here.