Hence it will crack down on it

EXACTLY like what has happened in China.

Corruption undermines the authority and power of the state

Hence why it's cracked-down on.

just like Trudeau, found in violation of ethics laws, and he got to decide his own penalty

he decided on no penalty

great way to fix corruption

Grand council of Fascists like in Italy wouldn't have had that issue.

And didn't

Because again, it undermines their control and power

And again, I'll point to China

Cracking down on corruption

you know, it's easier to convince a group of people to conduct morally ambiguous or reprehensible behaviour than it is to convince an individual

lmao, 'corruption' during fascist italy was low because the state legalized most forms of it, not because there was not intense amount of favouritism going on<:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

Can you give me some examples?

Here we go "Facism is the solution"

No, it will just get bitch slapped by a liberal nation...

again

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7591359/Remainers-BLOCK-Boris-Johnsons-crunch-Brexit-vote.html

Citing China as a good example of governance

Good luck beating China while being liberal <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

It's great so long as you aren't the vast majority of people

*Good luck beating germany while being a liberal nation"

oh wait

or USSR

oh wait

Oh wait

Also Opium wars

China isn't Germany nor the USSR <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

China is actively using our systems against us.

Liberalism really is the winner of history

The USSR and Germany didn't.

China isn't pushing for hard power. They're pushing for soft power

*Looks at south china sea*

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I mean you solution

*Looks at belt and road*

consolidation of power through "cracking down on corruption" isn't really all that altruistic, more a sign of a power-hungry dictator

*Looks at Australia*

Is just "Well lets just make people slaves to the state"