The difference is that we are talking about two different things.
You are apparently talking about Linux as a whole and I am talking about a particular instance running. For a given instance it should be possible to restrict root from being equal to kernel privileges. For some configurations we already have that today (Android probably).
For Linux as a whole that's not the case, of course. It must always be possible to opt out of that per admin choice. (or rather the other way around to opt-in to lockdown, of course)
So, it's not really disagreement, it's two different things. Both are true at the same time.
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