if you don't think so, can you explain how to solve that problem? at least it starts from your selves?
No i dont believe .corruption still exist in our country because of the government official and the people who in power. 
Topic: do you think that corruption can be deleted totally in your country? - page 8. (Read 3183 times)
November 09, 2017, 10:47:37 PM
November 09, 2017, 09:22:03 PM
it cannot be totally deleted no matter how hard a good government try to abolish it as long as there are people who are greedy about money and hunger for fame and power. bribery and conspiracy is a big element for this corruption to evolved in any area and if one is not brave enough to stand against this sin this would not happen.
It depends on the mentality of the people. If the guys don't have a problem in paying the bribes, then how can we eliminate corruption from a particular country? Even if someone stands against corruption, the others will mock him. And I am saying this out of my own experience. Here in India, 95% of the people don't have a problem in paying the bribes.
November 09, 2017, 07:48:54 PM
it cannot be totally deleted no matter how hard a good government try to abolish it as long as there are people who are greedy about money and hunger for fame and power. bribery and conspiracy is a big element for this corruption to evolved in any area and if one is not brave enough to stand against this sin this would not happen.
November 09, 2017, 07:08:27 PM
corruption can not be deleted if the bureaucracy is not correct the most important mental person first to be in fix .. back ourselves
November 09, 2017, 06:52:45 PM
Deleted? Ohhh sure. As in - you do something stupid/unethical/ill-advised and then just delete all records of it)))
In that sense, yes, there are some countries where all corruption is "deleted". It still happens, but the events are modified so quickly that no one of grass-roots can spot it
As for eradicating corruption.. don't believe it's possible. Unless we speak of some horrific dystopian scenario
This doesn't mean that everyone within every political system is corrupt. It just means that believing that in ANY such system all members of a certain elite are 100% clean is rather naive
In that sense, yes, there are some countries where all corruption is "deleted". It still happens, but the events are modified so quickly that no one of grass-roots can spot it
As for eradicating corruption.. don't believe it's possible. Unless we speak of some horrific dystopian scenario
This doesn't mean that everyone within every political system is corrupt. It just means that believing that in ANY such system all members of a certain elite are 100% clean is rather naive
November 09, 2017, 05:41:54 PM
if you don't think so, can you explain how to solve that problem? at least it starts from your selves?
No, I do not think so because some of the people especially those who are in the government offices opposed the plan of our president and it is not easy for a president to get rid of the corruption if he or she is only alone. If all the people in our country will cooperate, maybe. But sad to say, some of the officials did not support the president.
November 09, 2017, 05:33:01 PM
of course I hope that corruption can be completely eliminated. because it is very hurting the country and miserable the people
November 09, 2017, 04:50:12 PM
corruption in my country can be solved only if death penalty is done as the punishment. in my country, the law of corruption is not too firm. it certainly gives bad impact for the country. there will not be any fear for people who corrupt.
November 09, 2017, 04:09:11 PM
The corruption in this country is endless its roots have spread all over the system ya it could be reduced to some extent working on basic levels of system
November 09, 2017, 02:06:27 PM
Unfortunately in my country without corruption, nothing to do, all the authorities, the police, medicine, business is all rotten...
November 09, 2017, 11:31:16 AM
For the most part yeah but to have 0% corruption will be impossible as long as politics exist. It may not be called corruption in my country but a favor for a favor is pretty much the same thing in my books.
November 09, 2017, 10:47:56 AM
I do not think you can completely wipe away my country. because the state likes chaos. When the corruption ends, the disintegration begins. Sometimes it is necessary to feed bad people. for fighting more evil. The money is very sweet. If you get used to the money, you can not leave it and you want to have the money all the time. which can lead you to corruption.
November 09, 2017, 08:08:03 AM
Corruption cannot be totally deleted in one's country unless and untill there are people who succumb to bribery, greediness and selfishness is main factor contributing to this dilemma one has to acknowledge that it is beyond his power to break this deep seated sin.
November 09, 2017, 03:50:28 AM
if you don't think so, can you explain how to solve that problem? at least it starts from your selves?
No. It is in the system and it will be hard to polished. It will only happen if a leader is really into it and will stay a long time in his position. This wont be deleted in any one system. It may happen in the government t but as an individual, it won't. November 09, 2017, 03:45:08 AM
I dont think corruption can be deleted totally from my country.This is due to the fact that , the political leaders in my country are much concerned about the well being of their families without puttin their country first. Some of these leaders are with the ideology that, once they gain political power, they must be wealthy at all cost. Such mentality makes them to engage in corruption since such leaders know that they ll b stigmatize by society for not acquiring wealth after their tenure of office.
deleting corruption in my country ll be a very difficult task but rather can be manage to a certain level. The President on selecting members to work for him must not be on selecting people he is related to by blood. He should appoint very loyal and trustworthy individuals to work with. Also there should CCTV cameras at corruption prone areas so that we can fish out the corrupt individuals.
deleting corruption in my country ll be a very difficult task but rather can be manage to a certain level. The President on selecting members to work for him must not be on selecting people he is related to by blood. He should appoint very loyal and trustworthy individuals to work with. Also there should CCTV cameras at corruption prone areas so that we can fish out the corrupt individuals.
November 09, 2017, 03:34:08 AM
Maybe, If all government officials are good leaders and and they not important how much money they give to their citizen or they dont mind how much the cost of their project just to have a better country.
November 09, 2017, 02:55:53 AM
Will never. As long as there is no awareness of self, each corruption will never be lost. The only way to minimize corruption cases is to enforce the law firmly. Law the corruptors with the punishment as heavy as possible, do firmly. If there is no firmness then no one will be afraid of corruption.
November 09, 2017, 01:18:49 AM
if you don't think so, can you explain how to solve that problem? at least it starts from your selves?
While there are money and things for which they can be bought, corruption will flourish. A person is arranged in such a way that everything is not enough for him and he always strives to become more and more enriched, even decent salaries will not give effect without corruption. 
November 09, 2017, 12:36:52 AM
maybe it could happen, but I'm not sure it can be done quickly and easily. if our government still does not care about the lives of people, then corruption will still be there.
November 08, 2017, 10:04:41 PM
if you don't think so, can you explain how to solve that problem? at least it starts from your selves?
wishFul thinking or not, believing that corruption can be totally eradicated is a goal and a purpose that not just the government but every part of society should aim ag. Minimizing or making corruption zero is a point and a positive to all the constituents.
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