Notices how [corrupt] people […] would very reasonably cause their constituents to have complaints like […]
Thanks. Sounds like you’re saying the issues I mentioned could be signs of corruption, but are not corruption in themselves? Which is true for sure, but they don’t necessarily imply corruption.
And in this particular case, they get scrutinized and very little actual corruption is found.
Not signs of, examples of. Like you say, not every case of these issues is corruption, but plenty (worldwide) are. And yeah, I’m not arguing about the actual statistics in Denmark, I’ve no idea and you’ve presented no actual data. Which is fine, I probably wouldn’t read it anyway, my Danish is more than rusty. You’re welcome.
Thanks. Sounds like you’re saying the issues I mentioned could be signs of corruption, but are not corruption in themselves? Which is true for sure, but they don’t necessarily imply corruption.
And in this particular case, they get scrutinized and very little actual corruption is found.
Not signs of, examples of. Like you say, not every case of these issues is corruption, but plenty (worldwide) are. And yeah, I’m not arguing about the actual statistics in Denmark, I’ve no idea and you’ve presented no actual data. Which is fine, I probably wouldn’t read it anyway, my Danish is more than rusty. You’re welcome.