bribe or not
By shgnsh
@shgnsh (79)
Bangladesh
January 9, 2011 11:51am CST
In a book,I have read that if a gift is offered to somebody to do something unlawful for the offerer then the gift is considered as bribe.I also read a gift of less than $1 is not considered as bribe if it is offered to do unlawful work.Do you agree with this? What is your opinion?
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2 responses
@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
26 Jan 11
No my friend, i will never agree with you, whether it is 1000$ or one hundreth of one $ , it is BRIBE, giving or receiving bribe is sin unlawful always
Those who receive bribes, appear to be happy, but internally they are not, there are fights in the family, illness
Ill earnt is always ill spent lol
thnxs for this post
cheers
kalyani
@buggles64 (2709)
• United States
10 Jan 11
When you offer something in exchange for something else, it is considered a bribe. It is not always unlawful to bribe someone. Sometimes, and in the good ol' days, there was such a thing as "bartering" which is still an exchange for goods and services. I hope my answer made enough sense. :)
