Segni di corruzione tra bon ton e senso di realtà

[Autom. eng. transl.] At first glance, two typical aspects of a corrupt attitude are closely related. On the one hand, the care of appearances, of good manners, of far play, with which the corrupt person always hides his intentions immediately ready to accuse others if they fail in some etiquette. Precisely because the polite appearance covers the corrupt reality, which must remain hidden. On the other hand, the rapid insistence in critical moments or in important decisions on the circumstances in which we must operate, on the "sense of reality" and not of abstractness, on not being able to do otherwise, on having to make a decision, where reality is reduced unless of himself, flattened, crushed in a deaf and atheist immanence.