@kYRANI,
Okay, you make quite a few good points.
Quote:We have to make the changes by not accepting corruption.
Okay, so WE refuse corruption. But how do we get others, especially in this era, to do the same? "Every man has his price." Not sure where this nugget originated, but it has been reiterated many, many times.
If the news (not singling out ANY news firm, but encompassing ALL of them) is to be believed, most people in this era are easily corruptible. I've probably been dragged down into it myself from time to time, as I'm sure many others in here (A2K) have.
While a lot of forms of corruption are easily ignored or denied, there are most likely more that are less easily denied, especially in this (seemingly) increasingly materialistic age.
One example from my experience comes to mind: I once thought "I'll never get into online gaming (Xbox Live, Playstation Network, etc)! I won't be dragged into that crap." Yet, earlier this year, I gave in and got myself an Xbox Live Gold membership and played a lot of Halo Reach Multiplayer. I've cut back on that, if for nothing else than for the repetition of the matches getting boring, but the point is, I was corrupted. It isn't that easy to deny corruption, and therefore it's much harder to convince others to join you.
These are just my thoughts, even if they are inexperienced.