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China has executed senior banker Bai Tianhui for taking 1.1 billion yuan ($156 million) in bribes.

Euergetes [none/use name] - 1day

It's so refreshing how Chinese corruption still demands actually tempting sums, Yankees seem to be willing to sell their grandmother for less than a new car

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Le_Wokisme [they/them, undecided] - 1day

i need that car to get anywhere with our no transit and no sidewalks

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EnsignRedshirt [he/him] - 23hr

There’s no risk premium in the US. Bribery is practically legal.

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keepcarrot [she/her] - 1day

Or a second hand car. Some of those senator lobbying fees are shockingly low

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Carcharodonna [she/her] - 1day

Unfathomably based. Imagine US or British billionaires getting executed like this.

sicko-wholesome

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JustSo [she/her, any] - 1day

Imagine US or British billionaires getting executed like this.

Mmm. That's some good imagining.

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mickey [he/him] - 24hr

Yeah when I saw a similar headline of "so-and-so corrupt official sentenced to death" I assumed it was like similar things in the past in China where it's like "and the sentence will be commuted when they stay out of trouble for a few years."

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segfault11 [she/her, any] - 1day

mao-wave Bai!

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P1d40n3 [he/him] - 1day

China is clearly a capitalist power. </sarcasm>

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SootySootySoot [any] - 1day

If you're gonna take crazy bribes.. why not stop at a million dollars? You're already set for life, triply so living in China.

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jackmaoist [none/use name] - 23hr

Billionaires don't stop at a billion

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ChaosMaterialist [he/him, they/them] - 1day

Racking Wins while racking rounds.

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Venia Silente - 1day

More countries could stand to do the same!

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nfreak @lemmy.ml - 14hr

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