The "I oppose DEI" challenge accepted

You've got a deal.

I oppose diversity, equity, and inclusion. I oppose ALL of it.

Would this person want to know why?

I oppose diversity of competence, which is what DEI advocates are really pushing. It's stupid and dangerous. Any other types of diversity are irrelevant and no one who matters cares. I want competent people- of any type- doing the jobs that are critically important.

I oppose equity, because it is impossible to achieve it without striving for the lowest common denominator. Equity is death. It denies that everyone alive has equal and identical rights, and makes everyone equally enslaved. It is evil and I oppose it.

I oppose inclusion for the sake of inclusion. I respect the natural human right of association. If you want or need an exclusive space and don't want me there, that's your right even if it hurts my feelings. Not everyone needs access to everywhere. And if you're excluded, make your own space.
Yes, that means the "Libertarian Party" has a right to kick out statists. It means women's organizations have a right to exclude men. It means churches have a right to exclude atheists or people who hold incompatible beliefs. It means you have a fundamental human right to choose who you associate with, even if I think you're being rude or dumb.
I also have a right to tell people what I think of you for excluding people based on your criteria if I disagree with what you're doing. What I don't have a right to do is use legislation or coercion to force you to change your admittance policy.
I think in most cases, groups would benefit by letting in more people with more points of view. They don't benefit by letting in people who just want to join so they can whine and destroy the group from the inside.

Is that specific enough for the authoritarian bigot who made the challenge?

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