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Old 12-13-2011, 12:37 PM   #102
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Corruption exists from the moment morality is breached
That just isn't what the word means.
You can choose to use a word however you wish, but don't expect people to understand you when you do so. Corruption is not a synonym for immorality.
Noone has answered the questions I posed earlier, so I'll ask them again.
Is someone who cheats on their spouse corrupt?
Someone who cheats on a test?
Someone who lies to get elected?
All of these things are immoral.
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