We Already Have the ChiCom Social Credit System Courtesy of Big Tech

The Chinese thing, when you hear about this, you tell me that Google and Twitter and YouTube are not already doing this. In a nutshell, the Chinese government has issued a formal government program called a — what is the name for it? It’s a social – I’m having a mental block. They score people on their honesty and integrity and their morality and their lifestyle and determine whether or not they are permitted to use their mobile devices.

Public reputation, as established by the government, based on the way somebody lives with their morality, and this is according to the dictates of the Communist Party in China. And of course, the ChiComs have certain speech that’s permitted but a lot of speech that isn’t. They have a lot of activity that’s permitted and that isn’t.

They’re getting ready to lower the boom on the Hong Kong protesters. I want to tell you, the state-run newspaper Xinhua issued a warning, the ChiCom government is out of patience, out of time, and pretty soon the death, the hammers are gonna be coming down on the Hong Kong protesters. They are just not gonna tolerate it. They’re gonna let it go for so long for public consumption, worldwide consumption and marketing and PR, but after a while they’re gonna stamp it down, like Tiananmen Square.

And so there are citizens in China who are being motivated to follow the dictates of the communist Chinese government in order to maintain a high social score. It is the way the ChiComs are forcing the kind of mass behavior they want. And of course the mass behavior they want is no criticism of government is permitted. If you criticize the government in public, you get a negative mark, and it’s a pretty big one.