1 Denmark2 Finland3 Singapore4 New Zealand5 Luxembourg6 Norway7 Switzerland8 Sweden9 Netherlands10 Australia15 Canada16 Germany20 Japan21 United Kingdom25 France28 United States75 China154 Russia180 South Sudan
>>528023847Based
what do they use to measure corruption? how cucked you are? like how many women in parliament
>>528023847we belong in the top 10 least corrupt
>>528023847What year is this from? I'd like to see the perception in the US after all the stuff they've been pulling in the last year.
>>5280244172024
>>528024436Oh, yeah, in the filename.>Corruption Perceptions Index 2025 launches on 10 February!Remake the thread in 2 days with the difference.
>>528023847>memeflagwho made this list? Kikes?
>>528023847"We've investigated ourselves, and found nothing wrong" Denmark is the most COMPLIANT country of the Jew world order. Our police is corrupt as shit. You don't speak Danish, but otherwise I'd recommend things like "Operation X" or "Den Sorte Svane" documentaries talking about corruption happening right in front of our noses in Denmark. These international statistics are for retarded Jew cattle to believe
>>528023847Hah, yeah no shit, the just made it legal and therefore not corruption
>>528024312Is this a joke? Usa is congo tier corrupt
>>528025444Tjekket.
>>528023847source: washington-based bald eagle mcburger freedom organization, sponsored by the National Endowment for Democracy and the Open Societies Foundation
>>528025222Checked>>528025444>Our police is corrupt as shitThe whole concept of DUP (Unaffiliated Police Complaint Department) is so fucking funny.
>>528023847>>528025444exactly the same herethe country supports transnational corruption and consistently goes against the will of the citizenry, but somehow they are "not corrupt"if the index is true, it only depicts a race to the bottomsic semper tyrannis
>>528024312Kek. Trump's sons and relatives are literally signing personal business deals with the leaders of the countries the US delegation is visiting at the time, levereging tariff threat to get preferences. New York ex mayor just did a crypto rugpull. That's like two examples from last two weeks.
>>528024312you must be having a laugh, you mentally defective mutt. why are you americunts so fucking arrogant/stupid?
Oh, I think people would be surprised when it comes to corruption in countries lol.How do people really define corruption tho? That they take cash under the table or a Rolex as a gift for a good deal?Corruption comes in so many forms it is insane. You dont have to recieve money bribes or gifts, but you can always take free hotels, free private jet charters, free this and that in exchange for other stuff.I dont think a lot of these countries are less corrupt than anyone really. Its just that others are better when it comes to hiding it than others.Lets face it. Politicians live lives that the average person would need to make probably $50 million a year to achieve. It is pretty costly taking a flight from A to B with 8 security cars waiting for you etc.Not to name any names, but when a politician make $100k a year, but travel the world constantly with the nicest planes, security, live in $4000-$5000 a night hotel rooms for weeks and months, that does not align with $100k a year income lol.
>>528023847LOL @ NZ being 4th. These bullshit measures are bs
We belong to the top 10 most corrupt.
>>5280238471488 Greece
>>528026315drumpf made over $1.4 billion in 2025 alone. that's just what's public knowledge; who knows what other backroom deals were made? that's more than any other point of his career by a huge margin.remember, this orange clown inherited $540 million jewbux from his father in 2026 money, yet still managed to go bankrupt six times. he's a lifelong failure, grifter, criminal, con-man, rapist, paedophile, etc. it's disturbing how mutts not only elected this muppet twice, but how he has a 90% approval rating with republicunts. they think citrus caesar is doing a bang-up job.
>>528023847The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) has several structural flaws that limit its validity as a measure of actual corruption. These are not marginal issues; they affect interpretation, ranking, and cross-country comparison.Perception, not corruptionThe CPI measures perceptions of corruption, not observed or proven corruption. Inputs are expert surveys and business opinion polls. Result: changes in media coverage, political narratives, or scandals can move scores without any change in underlying behavior. Conversely, well-hidden or normalized corruption may score “clean.”Elite and business biasRespondents are predominantly business executives, analysts, and institutional experts. Petty corruption, administrative harassment, police behavior, or judicial extortion affecting ordinary citizens is underweighted. The index therefore reflects investment climate risk more than societal corruption.Western normative frameThe CPI implicitly applies a Western liberal-institutional model (independent judiciary, formal rule of law, low discretion). Systems that rely on informal networks or patronage are scored poorly even if outcomes are predictable and transaction costs are stable. This conflates institutional form with corruption severity.Input circularityMany sources used (risk assessments, governance indicators) already influence each other and are influenced by prior CPI scores. This creates path dependence: countries tend to stay where they are unless a major political rupture occurs. Reputation becomes self-reinforcing.Country comparability problem“Corruption” is not functionally equivalent across states. A bribe in a low-income bureaucracy, regulatory capture in a high-income country, and legalized lobbying or revolving-door practices are treated asymmetrically. Legal corruption (campaign finance, lobbying, procurement design) is largely excluded in rich countries.
Denmark feels like it is minimally corrupt because its a small country that has not been completely overtaken by immigration like so many of its neighbors. Copenhagen is truly one of the greatest cities in the world... sadly like the other great euro cities (and great US cities) it is currently swirling the global toilet bowl thanks to immigration
>>528023847Opacity of aggregationAlthough methodology is published, the weighting, normalization, and source selection reduce transparency at the country-level. Small methodological changes can shift rankings materially, but users often treat rank differences as precise and meaningful.Weak time-series interpretabilityCPI scores are frequently compared year-to-year, but underlying source composition changes. This breaks strict longitudinal comparability. Small annual changes are often noise, not signal.Incentive distortionGovernments can optimize for CPI perception rather than substance: passing formal laws, creating agencies, or running PR campaigns aimed at expert audiences while enforcement remains weak. The index rewards signaling capacity.Political weaponizationThe CPI is routinely used in media and policy discourse as a moral or geopolitical ranking tool. This exceeds what the data can support and encourages overinterpretation far beyond its statistical resolution.Bottom line:The CPI is best understood as a composite perception indicator of elite confidence in public-sector integrity, not as a direct or comprehensive measure of corruption. It is useful for high-level signaling and investor sentiment, but unreliable for causal claims, moral rankings, or fine-grained policy evaluation.
>>528026411>LOL @ NZ being 4th.>These bullshit measures are bsChildhood is thinking these lists are bullshit because your country is obviously corrupt.Adulthood is travelling overseas and realising just how much worse your country can get.t.south africanForget overpriced kiwi traffic cones, just wait until the NZ goverment is hijacking tax payer funded shipments of commodities to sell on the blackmarket that you have to buy out of pocket only for them to steal them again after you've paid for them to then sell them back to you a third time out of pocket yet again. Then after they've sold them three times over, they then charge the tax payer for all three sales, instead of just the one, in addition to charging you twice privately.
>>528024297>what do they use to measure corruption?It's pretty fucking easy.All you really need to do is count the number of undersold assets the government give away to corpos.
>>528023847We're actually one of the most corrupt countries on earth, it's just that everybody on top is in on it. The 'corrupt' countries in these lists simply have a lot of elite infighting
>>528025444This, and checked.. it's all bullshit and trying to look good from the outside, but inside it's rotten to the core. We have a word for this in Denmark.. it's called "Familien Danmark" funny enough.
>>528023847Spain should be deep crimson red
