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Originally Posted by Joekerr
You dug deep for this one didn't you? Countless hours of research spent to find something where Finland was ahead of Canada.
Well...let me point out something then, that immediately stood out in the first few seconds of looking at the chart for corruptions 2017.
From 2014 to 2016, Canada's score has been very consistent, between 81 to 83. And for 2017, Canada's score is right in the middle at 82. So we are very consistent, very good.
However, and here is the extremely interesting part: From 2014 to 2016, Finland's score has been between 89 to 90 (also extremely consistent), BUT, for 2017, Finland's score has dropped to 85. Which means...you are becoming more corrupt. A downward trend if you will. Uh oh.
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Originally Posted by Lups
Hahaha, I found that while reading my quota of Washington post but you pretty much got it right. As soon as the press freedom organizations name pops in to my head, I'm coming after you again (if the same scandal didn't ruin our score in that too!)!
Nicely done spotting my mild, lingering bitterness.  |
I'll be waiting.
You are just lucky that I didn't point out the correlation between Finland's drastic increase in corruption levels in 2017 and how that corresponds to the year you returned to Finland.
Oh wait....I guess I just did.
