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Lmao you don't know anything about what i read or believe, and i don't use social media. Are you arguing that every act of corruption is of precisely equal mag
by queenkjuul 10mo ago
Lmao you don't know anything about what i read or believe, and i don't use social media.
Are you arguing that every act of corruption is of precisely equal magnitude and consequence?
- bdangubic 10mo agonope, I am educated so I don't write silly blanket statements like this without having something to back it up with. I am not saying that it less, equal or more corruption cause this is something that you cannot measure. you can only believe crap you read (depending on your politics you will be in one or the other echochamber) and then go "oh, the 'magnitute' of corruption is now "bigger/smaller/equal" than in ____ [insert year/administrations/...]
- queenkjuul 10mo agoOk, so you do actually believe there's no difference in degree. You can just say as much.
- bdangubic 10mo agoI have said so, in like 13 comments in this thread
- queenkjuul 10mo agoExcept you're still calling us idiots for saying corruption can happen in degrees. The only way for the "degree of corruption" to always be the same for every person ever is for every act of corruption to be of perfectly equal magnitude and consequence. If an act of corruption can be of greater magnitude and consequence than another, than it's perfectly reasonable to say that someone who engages in corruption of greater magnitude and consequence does so "to a greater degree" than someone else. So which is it? I think deep down you really prefer to pretend that it's all perfectly equivalent, otherwise your simplified world-view doesn't make any sense