I don't even know what to think of this thread. I never thought I'll see a day when I would read something like this - corruption being a fundamental right. Wow. I can't help but shake my head. Corruption is not and never will be a fundamental right. First let's define what fundamental rights are. They are universally recognized rights such as right to self-determination, right to liberty, right to due process of law, freedom of religion to cite a few. Corruption is not of those rights and I don't think it will ever be considered fundamental. Corruption is actually a violation to fundamental rights. Why is this? Because it is our inherent basic human right to live in a society free of corruption. The right to life, dignity, equality and other important human rights and values rely critically upon this right.