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> you end up on the list for being sued over the money you owe You mean like the summary judgments that can be leveled against debtors in the US by debt collec

by frotak 8y ago

> you end up on the list for being sued over the money you owe You mean like the summary judgments that can be leveled against debtors in the US by debt collection agencies... And which...ding your credit score. Which makes it harder to get credit...secure a loan...(sometimes) get housing...(sometimes) get a job Versus...institutional segregation and denial of services by the government. Definitely not even in the same ballpark and definitely an artifact of the "social credit system" as described by the authors of this article in other comments here as being an accumulated set of practices and programs in China - no single thing.

wjmao88 8y ago
No, I mean like how in the US the creditor can get the court to let them take your property (except certain exempt things like your primary residence) and garnish your wages.
- shadowbannedtoo 8y ago
  There's only a few states that a primary residence is safe. Texas being one. Where I live, in CA, they can take pretty much everything. (Downvote me, or upvote please. Still not sure if Dong is mad at my ip.)
- seniorivn 8y ago
  Wouldn't you agree that court in us and in china are two completely different things?