so you agree with one of my premises, premise 2.
premise 1: racists' denial of service based on skin color caused harm.
premise 2: no one has a right to cause harm, even on their own property.
conclusion: racists' denial of service is not a protected right.
now, we need to see if you agree on premise 1.
you keep trying to say the racists only caused "indifference", not harm. can you find one single historian anywhere who agrees with you?
keep in mind, that's a yes or no question. you don't need to write a long winded reply that rapes the english language.
just tell me whether any historians agree with you with respect to premise 1, yes or no. feel free to list any historians who share your views on premise 1.
You ignore one of the important WHO's that caused harm. You have a bad case of wanting it both ways. You correctly see the aggression when the KKK pulls shit by applying force, but you cast a blind eye when others apply force.
Some racists actions caused actionable harms obviously, This happened when they LEFT their property and went to another persons property or onto "public property" and initiated aggression against people they did not like.
Essentially the government did the same thing (create an actionable harm) as the KKK when they went to peoples private property legislatively and redefined what private property is. The government did this when they changed the nature of some private property from owner controlled to government controlled. You somehow give government a pass when THEY initiate an actionable harm.
There are two sets of circumstances that can occur, when people associate.
It can be a consensual and peaceful association where both parties agree to engage or NOT to engage if one of the parties prefers not to.
Or it can be an association where one party applies force to make the engagement happen regardless if the other party wants it to occur or not. This is the tactic you prefer, and advocate - FORCED ASSOCIATION . Well, you prefer this tactic when it suits your argument anyway.
If any entity, a coercive government, you, me, the KKK, a black panther, the Pink Panther, a horde of marauding gerbils or a walking catfish with a bulbous erection forces an association, they are committing an actionable harm. THIS IS YOUR METHOD.
The second set of circumstances is when any entity does not force an association, instead they seek to avoid an association.
Peace is maintained when people seek to DISENGAGE and are allowed to.
THIS IS NOT YOUR METHOD, to allow people to disengage peacefully. You spank the KKK rightfully when they force an association, you ignore it when the Nanny state forces an association.
To admonish an act when it is committed by one entity and to embrace it when committed by another....hmmm what does that make a person???? Hmmm....Oh yeah....it makes you a hypocrite.