Some of the comments under that thread are disgusting. A “resistor” in that thread who’s an underwriter retweeted this though: https://twitter.com/tg22110/status/1361267768063057925?s=21
lmfao. Guess a lot of people’s anti Trump clout is over
Quick, I reposted and a lib friend doesn't see the similarities. I need talking points comrades
The American credit system measures how embedded someone is in the system, not their ability to pay back loans. Your credit score goes down if you pay off too many loans, whether those are credit cards, car payments or house payments, pushing people into spending more. That's a social credit system that enforces compliance foremost, not likelihood to pay off loans.
Tyty, I ended up ceding some ground and saying that mass surveillance and credit monitoring is sus in general, but at least China is transparent about it. Standards, consequences, and resources the government provides to improve it are plainly displayed and freely accessible. More importantly, the US credit system is obfuscated and is controlled by private corporations with virtually no oversight.
It says here that your problem is participating in a real estate market with highly volatile retail housing prices.
Why would you do that, you big dummy?
No, America doesn't have a "social credit system," silly.........just log on to freecreditreport.com to see your credit score, and how you can raise it!
See, it's different from social credit because it had silly ads a decade ago
