Idk about that, if they implement a social credit scroll alone with your credit score they will be able to box you into your 15 min city and squeeze you even hard then now.
If you're black you have the third alternative route, welfaremaxx your whole life and never get a job. You get to live a somewhat primal existence emulating the lifestyle of our archaic ancestors; roaming the streets with your hbs, killing opps (hunting), stealing various items (gathering), etc etc. At the end you die at the age of 22, having lived a fulfilled eventful life and leaving 13 children from multiple foids as your legacy.
If you're black you have the third alternative route, welfaremaxx your whole life and never get a job. You get to live a somewhat primal existence emulating the lifestyle of our archaic ancestors; roaming the streets with your hbs, killing opps (hunting), stealing various items (gathering), etc etc. At the end you die at the age of 22, having lived a fulfilled eventful life and leaving 13 children from multiple foids as your legacy.
Didn't properly explain the thread. I don't use modern slang. However, I was able to get the gist of it.
Debt slavery is inhumane if the debt wasn't called of if the person suffered from unexpected circumstances or if the interest rates are predatory (giving high interest rates to desperate people).
Idk about that, if they implement a social credit scroll alone with your credit score they will be able to box you into your 15 min city and squeeze you even hard then now.
The reason I say that is because 1) Trump wants credit card companies to cap interest rates on credit cards at 10%, but if you understand the business model you know this will mean that credit dries up for all but the people with top credit scores. 2) Sovereign bonds and treasuries from most countries are being sold off. No one wants government debt, and government debt is one of the primary mechanisms through which central banks create money out of thin air. Higher bonds go, higher the base lending rate goes, trending up towards what consumers pay on their credit cards. Less money, less liquidity, less credit available for the masses.