>>>>>>Funny way they spell "bribed" nowadays. Looks almost like "insensitized" crossed with "unsanitized".
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>>>>LOL, I'm happy with incentivised. Not so much an accusation of impropriety as an observation that "incentivised" and "neutral" are not natural bedmates.
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>>>PC is a pollution of the language. How is "incentive" different from "bribe"? By not calling a spade a spade.
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>>I don't usually disagree with you but I do here. An incentive is a good and beneficial thing, something we all respond to, and a bribe is not.
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>Tell that to our State Dept.

Not going there! ;-)

Mike Beane
Assistant Undersecretary of the Department of Apoliticism