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I'm curious how this is worse then what the United States does, for example. Nearly all the "crimes" listed here can be punished with jail in the U.S., which is
by Miner49er 8y ago
I'm curious how this is worse then what the United States does, for example. Nearly all the "crimes" listed here can be punished with jail in the U.S., which is obviously way worse, and far more violent.
- dotancohen 8y agoThe United States also maintains a secret list of persons banned from air travel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Fly_List https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Fly_List
- taway483 8y ago"Social credit offences range from [...] to spreading false information" - this is what it's really about. Force citizens to spread government propaganda and make it impossible to challenge those in power.
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- BubRoss 8y agoIs it a crime to use VPN and encrypt internet traffic in the US? Is it a crime to criticize the political party in power?
- umeshunni 8y ago> Is it a crime to criticize the political party in power? In most of the western united states, you can be ostracized for supporting the current federal govt.
- BubRoss 8y agoYou think your peers not respecting your political stance is the same as the government putting you in prison for criticizing them?