Bribery Debate
Discussions center on whether certain payments, deals, or practices involving government officials or businesses constitute bribery, with debates over definitions, legality, and distinctions from taxes or lubrication.
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How is this not straight up bribing?
why do you say its a bribe? where is actual money going?
Please describe how this is a bribe.
It's not bribery. It's lubricating the machinery of government...
It's called a bribe, folks.
There's always bribery involved. You're just not aware of it.
People can be bribed and that's the basic flaw
Isn't such deal called a bribe in normal countries?
Not all bribery is equally easy.
so is this more like bribing politicians or more like paying the bad guys to be left alone?