@matpondofficial@edels0n What I'm not saying is that America is free from corruption. America has corruption. What I am saying is that capitalist counties on average have less than socialist and communist countries. People in the west generally have it far better than elsewhere, but don't realize it.
Analyses of the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) against the Heritage or Fraser economic freedom indices shows that systems with heavy state control of the economy (classic socialism/communism) have historically produced higher systemic corruption. Contemporary examples include Venezuela (CPI score of 10, near the bottom), North Korea (very low scores), Cuba (mid-40s), China (~43), and Russia (low 20s). Post-communist transitions show retained elevated corruption, with some studies linking longer socialist rule or higher historical Communist Party membership to worse outcomes with variation raising from culture and development level.
Go to Tajikistan and get pulled over by the police for having a car that isn't clean enough.