> bribing politicians is legal in the US. It is called "campaign financing" and it is ok and stimulated. No other country in the world accepts that. What exact

> bribing politicians is legal in the US. It is called "campaign financing" and it is ok and stimulated. No other country in the world accepts that. What exactly do you mean here? Looking up the limits on corporate and individual donations to political campaigns in several other countries it appears that many have looser limits than the US. For individual donations this includes the UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, probably Brazil (the limit is based on the donor's previous year income), India, and South Korea. Several with looser limits on corporate donations include the UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, and India. Where the US seems to stand out is in Super PACs. I didn't find anything really similar elsewhere.