> This "social credit score" is nothing more than an elaborate system to enforce misdemeanor laws. I don't agree. It's more about making people compliant with

> This "social credit score" is nothing more than an elaborate system to enforce misdemeanor laws. I don't agree. It's more about making people compliant with what the government wants in society, and making those who don't follow the "social" rules in the country subject to various restrictions, essentially limiting their freedom if they don't do what the government wants. In essence they're attempting to legitimize their arbitrary policies by making it about something vaguely enforceable.