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It’s already here in the form of Facebook, Google and Twitter. Have no doubt!

I wonder what would happen if 60+ million Trump voters sighed into “it” and deliberately crashed their scores to zero?

No high producers to feed the system, just proglib leaches, illegals and worse.

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It will be “voluntary” when it comes here.

Within five years, you won’t be able to buy food without a Facebook card.

Aiii! It sounds so horrible.

As someone who is living in this system; living inside China, I can tell you first hand that it isn't as bad as you would think.

99.99% of the people are not affected. We just do our normal day to day activities.

However, there are people that ARE affected, and their life IS tracked. It is monitored, and they do suffer the consequences.

These people are...

[1] Radical Muslims. China has a huge population of Muslims. Mostly from Western China. Those that are radicalized are dangerous. They are mostly Uyghur Muslims. They are Turkic Muslims of Xinjiang. In China, they are pretty famous for capturing entire airplane loads of people and killing everyone one by one. They are known to seal off complete train stations and start killing everyone inside. Like what they did in KuMing, and tried to do in Shenzhen. Not to mention their love of rape, and attacks on young children. They are watched carefully, and at any sign of potential deviance, they are sent off to the reeducation camps to reform them to be able to live in a conservative traditional Chinese society.

[2] Social Justice Warriors. In general SJW is an anti-establishment cultural phenomenon. China has declared war on SJW's. There is zero tolerance for LGBT, gay or feminist rights movements. There is good reason for this. SJW folk resulted in the deaths of 30 million people in the early 1970's, and Xi Peng witnessed first hand... personally... the dangers that they wrought. In fact, it stymied at least two generations of Chinese growth. Major SJW efforts included "the Falin Gong", The "Pro-Democracy movement", and the "people's revolution". China is a traditional Chinese-conservative country and government. They have ZERO tolerance for attempts to harm the Chinese traditions and history.

[3] Regional separation movements. These include the tiny, but vocal, Tibet movement, and the tiny "free HK" movement. When you have rising growth on all levels, from individual health to business opportunities, and wages, it's hard to justify a separatist movement. Organic movements occur when there is actual grass-roots unrest. It's pretty difficult to be motivated to protest when you are making good money and your business is thriving. Thus, these tiny movements are typically considered (right or wrong) instigation's by a tiny minority with outside financing and support (read CIA anyone?).

Well, this system is pretty successful in China, and maybe it can be implemented in the USA. However, implementation in the USA is very dangerous, because it won't be the traditional conservatives in charge of it. It will be radical Marxists in charge. This does not bode well for Americans.

But... What do I know? I'm accused of being a Chicom "sympathizer" on FR. Maybe it's that I know a thing or two personally about all this. Maybe you all should sit down and listen a spell. How about that?

It’s here already.

Sesame Credit, USA
https://libertyislandmag.com/2019/02/12/new-sci-fi-fiction-sesame-credit-usa/

Here, it will be twisted away from punishing socially incorrect behavior to punishing politically incorrect opinions.

Reputation score.

It's happening.

Black Mirror has an episode called Nosedive that is about a social credit system. I recommend it. Definitely will make you cringe.