Barnicle: "Ultimate inequity in America[]" is that civil servants are ones "who have to comply with race-based rulings"

Well, kind of. I mean, for every case of government employees being subjected to strict enforcement of civil rights laws, there's a case of a government agency systematically violating the civil rights of citizens. Barnicle's example gets things half right: yes, when you call upon emergency employees, you don't care whether or not they've complied with the letter of equal employment opportunity laws... unless, of course, you're in a poor neighborhood or a member of a minority group, in which case you might have very good reason to be concerned about whether or not you're not being treated to equal service by those emergency workers.

Either way, it is a bit odd that Barnicle sees the strict enforcement of laws among law enforcers as a bad thing.