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Should the U. S. Have a Social Credit System for convicted felons?
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Started: | 9/14/2019 | Category: | Society | ||
Updated: | 2 years ago | Status: | Post Voting Period | ||
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A social credit system for convicted felons would help shape and manage their behavior. Do good for society, Social credit score will go up. Commiting illegal activity will cause the score to go down and too low of a score can result in their names, Face, ID numbers be shamed on billboards, Public displays, TV channels, Theatre screens, Newspapers, Websites and more. The more crimes they commit the longer the shaming time. I feel that this deters crime and reduces crime rate.
https://www. Followcn. Com/chinas-social-credit-system-puts-people-pressure-model-citizens/ https://www. Youtube. Com/watch? V=NOk27I2EBac The social credit system used in China. Infractions such as jaywalking in street would be shamed on displays. Con |
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Norway has different culture and society. People don't have the same attitude to crime as we have in the USA. I have a friend from Norway and he told me that criminals and felons are different from those in the USA because the population is not as diverse. The US population is comprised of immigrants from around the world. That alone also comes with criminals from all backgrounds. Singapore has harsh penalties for felons and that helps contribute to their low crime rates. Using the Scandinavian model won't work here because the punishments are too soft. The US always had a violent culture since the foundation of the country. Also, If you are wondering why China has a lower incarceration rates is because China execute criminals for many types of offenses within 45 days with 99 percent conviction rate. With the Social Credit System for felons every offense that the felons commits would shamed on public displays. This deters crime and it also tells criminals to think twice before committing another offense.
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That what I have said before, China and countries like Russia have less crime because primarily those countries execute those criminals and sentience them to death. Smuggle over a certain amount of drugs can instantly become the death sentence. 10 years ago two European diplomats were executed for smuggling drugs into China. Russian prisons are very harsh as well. Russia also has a lower population as well only around 150 million vs the US's 327 million people. One cannot compare the two countries. Yes, But one of the ways that is most effective is to shame them for convicted felonies since that makes the public know that the person cannot be trusted.
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Well, If someone raped my kids I would much rather have the closure that these people will never offend again. Not to mention use them as example to others. In Singapore, Serious offenses are caned with the maximum of dozens of strokes across the bottom. Their crime rate is also very low due to vigorous enforcement of the law. That's what happened to two Swiss nationals for vandalizing a train station that cost the transport company tens of thousands of dollars to repair. The European system of criminals justice in my opinion let's criminals off easy. That's what happened to the incident in New Zealand. The man was set free in Australia with no criminal record even though the claim he was rehabilitated due to multiple drug and weapons offenses then flew to New Zealand and went after dozens of people. Australia claimed that there was nothing they can do to stop felons like this one. Australia uses a criminal system similar to Europe. For offenders like these it all starts out small then gradually becomes larger.
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I live in California, And the gangs here especially from Latin America coming to our state. As long as one is not a drug dealer or part of a gang group it's pretty much safe. The criminals get away with it by finding loopholes around laws by their lawyers and set them with a less restrictive sentience instead and commit more crimes. That's whats happening in San Francisco, Crime is going up yet giving them light sentences is not helping either. Also the poor population tend to commit more crime is also due to lack of education, Parents that commit crimes are also more likely to teach children criminal skills that would be more than likely to commit another offence. Families are that are divorced are even more like to participate in those types of activities. The Credit system shows to children that adults who are committing crimes are less likely to successful in life.
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