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> We already live in social credit but I fear the ones maintained by companies might be better for the consumer. Seems to me to be dependent on how the incenti
by hammock 1y ago
> We already live in social credit but I fear the ones maintained by companies might be better for the consumer.
Seems to me to be dependent on how the incentives line up.
A credit bureau WANTS you to part with any money you might have for a car. So it works out when they control the issuance of your loan.
But would you want the NRA to control the social credit system regulating a firearm purchase?
- eadmund 1y ago> But would you want the NRA to control the social credit system regulating a firearm purchase? I prefer that to Chase controlling it: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/19617/000197687823000002/PX14A6G.htm https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/19617/00019768782300... (the link details an instance in which Chase was alleged to have debanked a bipartisan, multireligious charity headed by a former U.S. governor, senator and ambassador). The NRA would probably let me buy the gun, after all!
- bluedevilzn 1y agoYes… If you read the comment, you’d notice that there were no loans involved whatsoever. If you can’t rent or buy a car without a credit score, you should only be allowed to buy a gun until you have proven that you’re a trusted member of the society.