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Ah yes, the old fight fire with fire. That always turns out well
I'm confused how you think DEI is discrimination- its entire purpose is to make reviewers cognizant of their own biases to make hiring more based on merit. There is no quota. There is no agenda to put unqualified people on top
I'm honestly confused how you don't. If they wanted to make things unbiased, they'd just anonymise them. But they don't, they put a spotlight on their race and gender. That adds bias, it doesn't get rid of it.
Making people aware of their biases is not discrimination nor favoritism- it is removing favoritism for equal odds for everyone. In short, "here's a problem we have as a community- you should be aware of it when you are hiring so you treat people equally." It's clear you don't even understand the problem- you can't remove people's innate characteristics when they come to your work for an interview, so obviously you make it so the people interviewing are less biased. The only way to make people less biased is to inform them of their possible biases.
Remember when y'all banned the word "fascist" as mods on /conservative.ee?
God damn that was funny.
Unfortunately, there aren't exactly a lot of decentralized alternatives.