Which of the following is not an argument commonly used against bribery?
A) Bribes are inherently wrong.
B) Bribes create dependence on corrupt individuals.
C) Bribes are unfair because foreigners can get them, while U.S. citizens cannot.
D) Once bribes start, they never stop.

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The argument that bribes are unfair because foreigners can get them while U.S. citizens cannot is not commonly used against bribery. The other three arguments are commonly used: that bribes are inherently wrong, that they create dependence on corrupt individuals, and that once bribes start, they never stop.

Which of the Following Is Not an Argument Commonly Used