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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (217783)	11/16/2025 12:20:36 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Respond to of 217949

Social credit score? WTF does this mean? Criticize a politician or disapproval of a govt or business policy? "Other similar offenses????" such as "Not let people have access to banks?" The statement is partially true; China has restricted some citizens from flying, but it is not a universal requirement for all who want to fly to be in "good social standing" in a unified system. Flight bans are applied to individuals who have been placed on specific blacklists for offenses like failing to pay court-ordered judgments or not meeting certain legal obligations, rather than a comprehensive "social credit score" for the entire population. Millions have been impacted, but it's a consequence of specific legal and financial violations, not a general lifestyle or social score. Specific blacklists: The flight bans are primarily for people who have failed to fulfill specific legal obligations, such as not paying fines, not adhering to court judgments, or other similar offenses. Not a single score: There isn't a single, unified social credit score that dictates a person's ability to fly. The system involves multiple blacklists for different types of violations, notes Wikipedia. Millions affected:Millions of people have been prevented from flying or taking high-speed trains, but this is a result of being on these specific blacklists