Jiang frames graft as a crime in which the sinner could return what was taken at many points but instead keeps choosing the illicit gain.
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"them yes right they have to steal they have engaging grab yes okay that's part one part"
"of it yes and the mechanism of it if you steal something you can always at every part of the journey you can always..."
"you stole why do people engage in graph what's the mentality of people who engage in graft right why do they steal what's your..."
"...forces once the united states sends in ground forces there's no turning back it's all in um the sunk cost fallacy uh kicks in"
"...has been cast. I think we've crossed the Rubicon. There's no turning back."
"...war? Once the United States sends in ground forces, there's no turning back. It's all in. There'll be another Vietnam. We're going to kill..."
"...forces. Once the United States sends in ground forces, there's no turning back. It's all in. The sunk cost fallacy kicks in. It'll be..."
"...cavalry. And they overwhelm the Roman cavalry. Okay? And now they're turning back in to attack the flank or the back. Meanwhile, the Roman..."
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