Bribing At The Olympics: Japanese men's gymnastics team gives money to judges

What a sensationalist shitty thread and article.

You clearly don't know the new rules of the game and USA Today just lost my interest.

Fuck off, shill.

The money is returned if the decision is overturned guy. Sensational title is right.

This is nothing more than legalization of bribing. No one knows for sure that any money is returned. This is bullshit.

Imagine if these rules applied to the NFL. What would people say if you saw a coach walk up to an official at the review booth with a was of $100 bills in thier hands?

The funny thing is that as the Japanese coach was trying to hand money to the officials, the NBC satellite feed began to fade in and out. It went completely out for a few seconds to try and block the bribing. Very fishy.

So if the rule is that money is handed to the officials and then returned if overturned, what's to stop the handing over of more money than required, i.e., a bribe, and then only the requisite amount is returned to the coach? Bribing has been facilitated by this rule. Total bullshit.

Why the hell would nbc cover it up. Its american broadcast its not like they care about other countries.

OMG! For re-examination, $300 re-examination fee is need.
Idiot and malicious intent comment!