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That still holds true in rich countries...
by sunaookami 2y ago
That still holds true in rich countries...
- red-iron-pine 2y agoreally just a function of how much money, and how you define "rich". poor countries just shift that number lower. but if I had $100MM I'd rather be sorta-rich in Los Angeles than mega-rich in Bolivia
- sandworm101 2y agoIt really doesn't. Rich countries have base rules that all must follow. Justin Timberlake was just arrested for drunk driving. He might get off because he can afford the best lawyers, but he was arrested. That is a thing that happened. It would not have happened in somewhere like Tajikistan where a roadside bribe would nullify the entire situation. For the equivalent of a few hundred bucks they would have given him a ride home and nobody would be the wiser.
- hobs 2y agoJust make sure to be a cop and then you'll be fine.
- qingcharles 2y agoI had a sheriff's officer I knew tell me he'd been stopped five times for drunk driving and each time he'd just pulled out his badge and they'd waved him along.
- runamuck 2y agoI have a friend from Nigeria and he said you can avoid arrest with a $2 bribe. That shocked me.