China has already reported great results from it’s social credit system which monitors citizens and measures their behavior and speech. The system credits good behavior like sincerely complimenting the CCP on it’s governing, and it debits the citizens social credit score for bad behavior like crossing the street outside of a crosswalk.

The United States, unfortunately, like much of the Western world has fallen behind on managing its citizens. We do not have sufficient surveillance to track every moment of each citizen’s life. And even if we did, we lack the technology to store and rate every action by the citizen. The result, our citizens are still doing and saying things they shouldn’t. And most of it is racist, and the rest is sexist.

That’s why we propose the Kaepernick Standard, named after the greatest human rights activist ever. The Kaepernick Standard will be a 1,000 point system. If you are Colin Kaepernick, you get 1,000 points. Everyone else will be compared to Colin, and rated accordingly.