Quote by Bess Myerson

The accomplice to the crime of corruption is frequently our own indifference.

The accomplice to the crime of corruption is frequently our

Summary

This quote suggests that corruption thrives not only due to the actions of those directly involved in it but also because of the apathy and lack of concern displayed by the general population. The quote implies that people's indifference, when it comes to holding corrupt individuals accountable or actively opposing corrupt practices, can inadvertently assist in perpetuating corruption. It highlights the importance of citizens taking a stand against corruption and not turning a blind eye to it, as their indifference can contribute to its persistence in society.

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Corruption

By Bess Myerson

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