I guess there won't be a wall after all.

expos4ever said:

Your interpretation robs the notion of pursuing happiness of any real meaning. If some law or principle confers the right for people of all colours to “pursue happiness” this surely MUST imply that there are no race-based impediments to that pursuit!

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I agree that there are race-based impediments to certain pursuits. I recommend a different pursuit in those cases. For example real estate investing is open to all ethnicities. Great income, security, freedom from bosses and schedules, and racism.

expos4ever said:

It seems like you are endorsing the right for all to pursue a goal, on the one hand, while refusing to provide access to the MEANS.

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Who exactly is supposed to provide access to what goals?

expos4ever said:

That is like saying I have the right pursue becoming a doctor while being denied entry to medical school.

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Perhaps you don't qualify for medical school.

expos4ever said:

That was not my point.

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Interesting that you went right for one of the most difficult professions as your example. I'm very successful and happy in a low skill job that doesn't even require a high school education. (However I do have a HS education).