The SC/ST Atrocities Act is India’s own blasphemy law. Like Pakistan’s blasphemy law, it is widely misused. Like blasphemy cases, allegations can destroy lives before guilt is established. Like blasphemy, you can be booked for “insulting” figures who have been dead for centuries. And like blasphemy laws, its language is dangerously broad. But there is one difference: the scale is far greater. It is more draconian. The number of people destroyed by system under the SC/ST Act is vastly greater than those prosecuted under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws. No country can call itself civilized if it implements laws like blasphemy and SC/ST Atrocity act. Either reform it or abolish it. #StopMisuseOfScStAct#

People who don't know anything about history come to challenge me by using LLMs. But the LLM is not trained on the data I have read as books. And it is not yet capable enough to correlate and pull into context the most relevant chunks and make inference from it. Which is why your LLM is no match and I can destroy you in seconds. Case in point:

They say "Give us your daughters and reservations will end". Here a GC daughter Reema Sharma was given. Ritually and legally. But the reservation has not ended. Even after inheriting a Union Minister father and a GC mother, the son claims victimhood and vows to enjoy reservations for eternity. Like his father, he has never contested on an open seat. He keeps contesting on reserved seats. Election after election. Therefore, he keeps denying the opportunity to a less privileged Dalit. Reservation made his father an MP, a minister. By the virtue of his birth, he has inherited the fiefdom. Now, by not contesting on an open seat, he exploits the same fiefdom to deny opportunity to a poor Dalit. This is exactly how caste system works. Therefore, giving a daughter has not worked. Infact, it has only increased the number of people who demand reservation and claim victimhood. No matter how powerful. How elite. Remind them the next time they bring this up. PS: I say this with all the respect to Chirag Paswan. I have a lot of respect for your father, mother and family and have no intention to humiliate or insult you. But this victimhood does not suit us. I know you are a proud, capable Hindu man who doesn't need to beg for these reservations.