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You mean the Cincinnati riots of 2001 I can clearly see why USA should not have voter lists /s The riots happened in 2002 and NOT 2001 (at least get the year r
by aub3bhat 9y ago
You mean the Cincinnati riots of 2001 I can clearly see why USA should not have voter lists /s
The riots happened in 2002 and NOT 2001 (at least get the year right), and unless you are arguing abolishing voter lists, or have a specific argument that involves Aadhar. I don't see how this is in anyway relevant to this discussion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati_riots_of_2001 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati_riots_of_2001
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Gujarat_riots https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Gujarat_riots
- ganduG 9y agoNice deflection! Are you disagreeing that voter lists were used in 2001 to discriminate against muslims? Do we have any laws preventing that from happening with aadhar data?
- realonedev 9y agoDo you even understand how Aadhar works? You made a claim. Can you prove that using an Aadhar number one can get the religion of a person?
- hackuser 9y agoIf you can identify someone, it's easy to link it to data that identifies their religion.
- realonedev 9y agoYou are wrong. Easy!= Exact. I asked a simple question, do you know how to identify a religion by Aadhar number?
- urbanj 9y agoHe is right. Prove that it is impossible, please.
- ganduG 9y agoGiven a persons name you can guess with fairly reasonable accuracy what their religion is.
- urbanj 9y agoAre you asserting that it is impossible to do that? That there is no way anyone, no matter how rich, powerful or connected to the system can, from an Aadhar number, derive enough infomation about a person to derive their religion?