“Eliminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of it.”
Do you think it should be eliminated? Then why are you arguing against its elimination? Why do you claim to think it should be eliminated? Why should I be convinced that you actually believe it should be eliminated?
Earlier in this comment tree the other user wrote:
> Unfortunately, I do not think you can force racists to stop being racist. Bigotry is perfectly legal.
I agree with this, so the presupposition for the rest of the comment chain is that this statement is agreed upon, unless otherwise specified. I pointed towards this statement multiple times and asked: if this means that minorities will be discriminated against (since the agreed upon statement is that racists will still exist), and the attempt at "positive discrimination" is forbidden, they are simply discriminated against. What is your solution to this problem? How do we help them to no longer face discrimination under your proposed solution?
I don't think you have a solution, as you have so far failed to bring one up (even though I asked this question multiple times). So far, your position is equivalent to "they just have to suck it up". Can you finally offer a different position?
I’m here to limit the set of such solutions to policies that actually decrease the total amount of discrimination.
Your positive discrimination increases the total amount of discrimination. Therefore it does not qualify as a policy that decreases discrimination.
Do you not agree that affirmative action is a discrimination based on race?
Your thinking on this topic seems very to contain many inversions.