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> It also relies on the sense of shame of the briber. You meant the sense of shame of the person being bribed? I ask to avoid a misunderstanding.
by _nalply 3y ago
> It also relies on the sense of shame of the briber.
You meant the sense of shame of the person being bribed? I ask to avoid a misunderstanding.
- jimmydddd 3y agoI think they meant the person requesting the bribe payment would be ashamed? Why would the person being pressured to pay a bribe feel shame?
- _nalply 3y agoYeah that's exactly this! The person requesting the bribe payment = person being bribed or "bribee" The person paying the bribe = briber However GP wrote "shame of the briber". Oops!