/int/ - International

>>992
...it's not so serious like your imagination.
social credit system hasn't deployed to all places in China. It's still a testing thing. In most cities, we are following regular credit system. That's the credit system estimated by bank/finance org etc. You also have it right, I mean credit card...

>>993
Ah... I guess I understand then.

It’s just a matter of choice. We Chinese prefer order and safety with the cost of freedom, while you guys prefer freedom which may bring chaos

>>1005
Eh, recent developments took away a good chunk of freedom and all in all our governments are installing tools that can be realigned to more oppressive functions everywhere.
All it takes is one larger conflict or crisis and we will be under total lockdown.
Guess the next free place will come, when we take on space in 500 years.

That will cause totalitarianism.That's not about different choices of west or east,it means civil liberty is being repressed.Big gov leads to serfdom.

>>1005
Wise totalitarianism is better than chaotic democracy. Every gov leads to serfdom, no matter big or small. India, Southeast Asia and Latin America countries has small gov also.
And what’s your liberty means, specifically?

什么是“wise totalitarianism",政府是官僚机关而不是一个不可分割的个体,极权主义导致政府以及社会官僚主义化,对于哲人王治国来说,最重要的的就是信息,而官僚主义正是信息产生和传递的最大障碍,这样运行的官僚机关也必定是无效率且贪腐的.就拿经济来说,大政府思想指导下的计划经济早在苏联创立之时就被米塞斯认
为是不可行的,因为它扭曲了价格机制,使计划者无法得知市场的运行情况—实际上没人能准确指导经济
的运行