EPTOn November 07 2017 13:09 necrosexy wrote:
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KeSPA ex-chairman bribery/embezzlement investigation - Pag…
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PuddleZerg
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Noonius
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Jusba
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On November 08 2017 20:32 Noonius wrote: I have a suspicion that KeSPA is just as rotten and corrupt to the core as FIFA or NCAA I wouldn't be surprised if the whole gambling circle was ran by kespa. Its a pretty big business and people usually get ruined by power and $$. Even the most righteous person can become corrupt on right circumstances. You don't get to the top so easily without doing shit. But go ahead people, believe Obama was nice and eu gives a shit about eu. | ||
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raff100
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Waxangel
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LuLuneth
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Waxangel
United States33699 Posts
On November 08 2017 22:28 LuLuneth wrote: This $100000 meant to go to Kespa as an organisation rather than any specific league correct? no? | ||
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pNRG
United States333 Posts
On November 08 2017 07:31 highsis wrote: Is lobbying like this legal in US? Lobbying itself is entirely illegal in Korea so I can't quite fathom how lobbying is legally done in US. What's the difference between lobbying and bribing a group to do one's bidding? Unfortunately for us serfs, essentially nothing. | ||
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Boggyb
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On November 08 2017 21:06 Jusba wrote: I wouldn't be surprised if the whole gambling circle was ran by kespa. I would. The nature of those crimes is very different. | ||
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EEk1TwEEk
Russian Federation193 Posts
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ragz_gt
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On November 08 2017 20:32 Noonius wrote: I have a suspicion that KeSPA is just as rotten and corrupt to the core as FIFA or NCAA You forgot the granddaddy, IOC | ||
gingerfluffmuff
Austria4570 Posts
On November 09 2017 02:07 EEk1TwEEk wrote: I also want LIFE to be freed, will I be warned for the post? I would say yes | ||
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yOngKIN
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Waxangel
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bduddy
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Jett.Jack.Alvir
Canada2250 Posts
Unfortunately, understanding the paperwork and process for making/changing laws is difficult to understand. So for the majority of the population, they have no idea who or what is getting lobbied, so it might as well be bribery. | ||
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blunderfulguy
United States1415 Posts
On November 10 2017 19:12 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote: Lobbying and bribery are essentially the same, except lobbying is legal and requires paperwork for transparency. Unfortunately, understanding the paperwork and process for making/changing laws is difficult to understand. So for the majority of the population, they have no idea who or what is getting lobbied, so it might as well be bribery. Lobbying can also involve advertising through "independant" groups to sway public opinions on complicated issues or views on legislators (or candidates). One of the simpler kinds of lobbying is a lobby group sharing information on how to contact a legislator, or that people should contact a legislator, so on, called grassroots lobbying (in the U.S., at least) and is something I don't think most people even associate with lobbying where I live because of its apparent simplicity and "cleanliness", perhaps as well as it being indirect (as opposed to direct, where a lobby group would contact a person and communicate with them directly). I think most people see lobbying as a way to obfuscate and reflect information, information going to the public/voters, or usually information regarding what money is trading between who's hands. The type of lobbying in this case seems to be the more stereotypical idea that boils down to being that sort of "complicated bribery hogwash", as either my grandfather or an uncle would put it. | ||
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