Corrupt has several meanings in English, and therefore there are a couple of words in Japanese for each case:
Corrupt - As in destroy integrity
堕落する (daraku suru) means "to corrupt", and 堕落 (daraku) is "corrupt". As an adjective, you can also use 邪悪な (jaaku na) which is "wicked/evil".
Corrupt - As in dishonest
買収された (baishuusareta) is an an adjective for a person that is already acting with such dishonest practices. 買収する (baishuusuru) is itself a verb for "to bribe".
ED as in Corrupted.
There have always been individuals in the Church who have been corrupt as every single individual who ever lived, saving Our Blessed Lord, and His Mother, have been sinners. The Church, however, is the Body of Christ, and Our Blessed Lord promised the Holy Spirit to guide Her until the end of the world. The Catholic Church is incapable of being corrupt, although individuals within her, including Popes, may be. To say that the Church was corrupt is to say that Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, was corrupt, which is nonsense. The vast majority of corrupt individuals during the Renaissance was neither more nor less than at any other time in history, it has just gotten a lot more press because heretics used corrupt individuals as an excuse to leave the Church and start their own religions. The Catholic Church, however, was never corrupt, and could never be.
In short because since the fall of Adam and Eve people are corrupt and tend to corrupt anything if they think that it will benefit them and their corrupt desires.
Vermont is often considered one of the least corrupt states in the United States. It consistently ranks low on corruption perception indexes and has a reputation for transparency and accountability in government.
There is no evidence to suggest that Pechanga is corrupt. It is a Native American tribe that operates a casino and resort in California. Like any organization, there may be individuals engaging in corrupt activities, but it is inaccurate to paint the entire tribe or organization as corrupt.
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