Bringing Communist China to the USA: mylife.com

Yes, in Communist China you have a person score. You earn points for having a good credit score, or for walking a certain number of steps daily. This point system is your "social reputation". People without enough points are actually barred from using the internet in China. They can be publicly humiliated by facial recognition software, which puts their face on an enormous electronic billboard, with the caption, "Bad Debt" as the bad debtor walks by on the city streets. It is personal behavior control Big Brother style.

Today, mylife.com offers you the opportunity to participate in your first baby steps toward Big Brother life controlling Communism right here in the USA. According to mylife.com, now advertising on television, you can join their website and find out why you can't get a date and why no one ever calls you back after you submitted a job application...and they rate you, just like the Communist Chinese, using a points system.

Yay! Big Brother is here to control us!

BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F

"Communist" China, which really means "authoritarian state that still participates in competitive economic exchange but through a public agency."

But I still carry a photo of Chairman Mao in my wallet because I'm a Beatles fan 😏

4meAndyou · F

@BlueMetalChick We have a natural gas tank in Boston with his profile painted on it. 😂

BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F

@4meAndyou He was responsible for more human deaths than any person has ever been in world history but I can't deny, he is an interesting person and his ideologies are enjoyable to study, both the good and the bad, and particularly the misguided. Nobody has ever so well embodied the maxim "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" as Mao Zedong does.