Corruption in police

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Post by Unique Mary Iloakasia »

I think it is highly possible. But it will require discipline.
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Looking at the society now, it is more difficult than possible. If one tries and cannot be able to change corruption in the police, definitely, one will become an ally to it.
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Yes, of course, I say. It is definitely possible
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Sarah Sonbol wrote: 16 Dec 2022, 17:32 I think that if you find no way to make a difference and try to prevent the corruption then one should leave that place as it may eventually change his personality to the worse.
Another option will be some serious mental health issues, in such case, the person should also leave the place.
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Yes, it is very possible. However, it will take uncommon courage, principle and discipline. Taking such a stance like the protagonist will come with a lot of challenges because the bad guys look for ways to eliminate you so far as you remain a threat to their vices.
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Yes it is possible but the person will encounter many difficulties.
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Yes. It is possible. You just have to be disciplined and principled.
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It's crazy that even today things like that are the order of the day. Touching on this topic and its possible solution seemed like a very good idea and a great feat for the protagonist.
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Sarah Sonbol wrote: 16 Dec 2022, 17:32 I think that if you find no way to make a difference and try to prevent the corruption then one should leave that place as it may eventually change his personality to the worse.
Yes, I agree! The best decision to do.
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It iscery possible but difficult. Such a person must have impeccable discipline and believe in GOD to achieve such especially in a nearly entirely corrupt society.
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Post by Amanda Warner »

Yes, it's very possible to live as close to corruption as Steve did and not be corrupted. But then, when you're the only one not corrupted, you will eventually face hatred and discrimination from others who are.
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Post by Monica Omonigho Bennymoore »

It is very possible to live a corruption free life in a fantastically corrupt society. However, be prepare to be a public anathema.
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yes, I think it is possible. But your resolve would have to be strong.
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I believe it depends on what is driving one to do good. It is very possible to live pure amidst corruption but it should be easier if one had a partner in doing good.
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Post by Ignesta Ignetius »

It is possible but you'll have to prepare to receive constant attacks from the corrupt people. Once you're not part of them, they'll want you out so you don't implicate them.
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