>>>>>The best definition of Integrity that I've ever heard is "Always doing the right thing even when you know you wouldn't be caught."
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>>>>Isn't that "character"?
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>>>Hey, if you don't know the difference.... < GD&R >
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>>Hmmm, that sounds like a challenge.
>>I'll give it a shot.
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>>There are good characters and bad characters. A person can be of good character or he can be of bad character.
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>>Integrity, you either have it or you don't. Is there such thing as bad integrity? I say no.
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>>What is "GD&R"?
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>It would seem that integrity is something good and bad characters share.
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>Take a member of the mafia as an example. I would call that a bad character but others will disagree. The mafia has a moral code (which we may not agree with), must be honest to other members (or suffer the consequences), and be incorruptible. A person with such qualities will soon meet up with Elliot Ness! :)

I'm not entirely convinced that enforced or coerced integrity is really integrity. Integrity has to come from within.