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The US system is also authoritarian: - There is almost no easy way to fix bad problems. The fixes require huge bureaucracy that only highly motivated people ca
by TuringNYC 4y ago
The US system is also authoritarian:
- There is almost no easy way to fix bad problems. The fixes require huge bureaucracy that only highly motivated people can solve
- We like to pretend it works. It does, except for 5% of a population and it really sucks if you aren't in the 95%. People in the 95% dont realize how bad it is for the 5%. By the 5% i'm talking about legitimately credit-worthy individuals being unfairly denied by the system (not un-credit-worthy legitimately denied.)
- We like to pretend it is private market driven, but the private orgs driving it have almost government-level power to control your life by cutting off funding
- gruez 4y ago>>This is exactly why China implemented a “social credit” system > The US system is also authoritarian, except >- There is almost no easy way to fix bad problems ...as opposed to the chinese system? The whole aim of the social system seems to be to allow punishing people for infractions without having to go through the messy process of criminal prosecution.