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UK perceived as more corrupt, falling to its lowest score on global index
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 30 Jan 2024
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It kinda does when you think about it... You have a larger social clique to interact with. You'll get invited to parties more often and you can say yes to gifts. You might even get to visit whatever replaced Epstein's island. It's all benefits huh?
The only downside is that you might one day end up in a cell somewhere, with your 'friends' helping you suicide.
Not a bad tradeoff really...
Good for the corrupt people, sure, not good for the rest of us. Did that really need pointing out?