When fraud happens in the West, it’s “a loophole.”
No, we call it fraud all the time... I have a distant neighbor who hopefully will be going to jail for it (they allegedly stole from their employer, and I don't know them).
Though maybe you mean when a Western goes to Africa?
But the US had a freaking TON amount of fraud and sadly not nearly enough of it gets caught and convicted.
@helenS Well, I certainly can't speak for outside the US, but there is a hell lot of corruption in the US, so I'm a shocked that they're in the green here.
I think she already knew it. I was just expressing my surprise.
Though maybe it has local regions correct compared to each others, such as I THINK (I don't know, just think) that Canada has less corruption than the US, and the US has less than Mexico.
But I'm a lot less sure about the comparison of different continents or larger regions to each other.
I also think they're being inconsistent in counting corruption when the corruption is based on the government. Where in some countries I think they're fully counting it, and in other countries, they're ignoring it.
Like Saudi Arabia, if you piss off the head prince, he can just come and fully take everything you own, just because you pissed him off.... and yet they're green? Seems like they're ignoring that and just saying that's legal there... where in some other countries we might be counting that against the country.
