>the idea that there's some grand conspiracy to keep Black
>people from reproducing via -induced- homosexuality and the
>encouragement of abortion is heavily disconnected from
>reality.


Eh, the -induced- homosexuality point is rather clumsy,
but again, targeting Black women for abortion isn't a
conspiracy. It's a fact that anybody claiming to care
about our community should be aware of. Saying that
it's "heavily disconnected from reality" is, frankly,
just plain ignorant.

https://oneofus.eu/2017/03/planned-parenthood-targets-black-women-with-abortion-79-of-their-clinics-are-in-minority-neighborhoods/

http://freebeacon.com/issues/planned-parenthood-targets-black-women-message-abortions-safe/

There's also history of Black population control with things like the Homestead Acts which provided white settlers free land in America to keep the percentage of white people higher than that of free Black folks. Even Jane Elliot talks about the racism of the white birth problem when she explains about the book the Birth Dearth... not to mention lynch mobs killing Black folks for fun... or the founder of Planned Parenthood being a eugenist who wanted Black people exterminated... just giving you the easy-to-find stuff here, but I feel like these are things you should be aware of if you're calling yourself trying to have a serious discussion with me. Look them up tho. You really shouldn't be a grown Black man thinking that limiting the Black population is a conspiracy. Black death and incarceration rates should make you rethink that even w/o all the other evidence. Like, how are you even trying to have this conversation w/o understanding such a core tenet of racism?

>and I'm sorry, saying that there's no discipline because of
>single mothers is a misogynistic statement.

Except that's not the whole of what he said. In reference
to what he DID say tho, your beef is with the studies
suggesting that it's true... as I suggested in a previous
reply.