The benefit of the doubt?!? This isn't a matter of doubt. You said he spun this story into a "Proof that black people are liars" thread.
No I'm saying "Black people are liars" is the SUBTEXT of this thread since all of his responses dance around that general position without explicitly stating it, in exactly the same pattern as the "Palestinians are liars" threads.

Yes, you said:
Second of all, your motivation is showing. The actual story of this is "Cops are accused of brutality, but manage to produce video that shows they behaved calmly and professionally and did a good job!" You took this story and spun it into a "Proof that black people are liars" thread like you do with all your "Proof that Palestinians are liars" threads.
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just as I said you did. As for subtext, you can read any subtext you please into anything written by a person you look down on, and your ideology will assure you that you got it right. Subtext accusations are unfalsifiable.
So you're saying we're going round and round in endless circles trying to establish whether or not there are ANY black people LP believes are redeemable, trustworthy, or even human.
I'm not saying that at all. I do not feel it necessary to "go around in circles" in an attempt to establish that.
Ah, I see. So when you said:
There are certain people in this world for whom no condemnation is too much, against which no abuse is too harsh, for whom any compassion or sympathy is undeserved. This comes out most clearly in the "Palestinians are terrorists and cannot be trusted" threads, and we have been round and round in endless circles trying to establish whether or not there are ANY Palestinians LP believes are redeemable, trustworthy, or even human.
Today we see that exact same rhetoric directed at his second favorite target. The patterns are the same, the attitude is the same, and the conclusions are essentially the same.
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you were implying we can go straight to the conclusion that "There are not ANY black people LP believes are redeemable, trustworthy, or even
human.", without any research. Good on you.
Loren is capable of making that clear if he so chooses.
Indeed he can. Indeed he did:
Wrong.
What I'm pointing out with both threads is that this crusade for black people is bad for everyone, especially black people. So long as we keep making excuses the problems won't be addressed.
And it's certainly not all black people--at one point three of our 4 immediate neighbors were black. (One couple is now dead of old age, one is in an assisted care place and the house behind us has sat vacant but cared for for some years now, we think they're in California but we aren't sure.) They were all good people. The difference is they were all educated people who had been raised properly, not welfare tickets.
So you are making accusations in the teeth of the evidence -- evidence you've already seen, read, and replied to.
You have no basis for that charge. What I wrote was grammatical, clear, substantive, and to the point. Here's an example of what I was describing:
And now you're going to tell me all about how you believe that the achievement gap is a real problem, how setting low expectations for black students is a bad idea, about how students who are struggling should receive extra help and the system should make sure they get the education they deserve, about how NO student should be written off as "unteachable" or allowed to fall through the cracks just because somebody out there thinks those resources should be better spent on gifted students who show more potential.
Oh wait. No you're not.
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You're the guy who believes that after school programs are a waste of money, that tutoring under-achievers "cheats" good students. You're the guy who compared black children to puppies and told us that their basic study habits were all formed by the time they were four and that they should be sent away to "special schools" if they demonstrated poor proficiency in kindergarten.
See, everything you claim to BELIEVE is utterly inconsistent with what you think we should DO.
No it isn't. What he thinks we should do is utterly inconsistent with
the conjunction of leftist economic ideas and what he claims to believe. But it's utterly consistent with the conjunction of
libertarian economic ideas and what he claims to believe. You are committing a classic fallacy, of the form:
You believe X.
I believe Y.
(X and Y) implies Z.
You believe (not Z).
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Therefore you are inconsistent.
When you accuse him of inconsistency after mixing your premises in with his, you are simply refusing to take seriously the possibility that he sincerely disagrees with your premises. You're acting exactly like a Christian accusing an atheist of being mad at God.
But you don't want to hear that. You just call it "word salad". You'd rather pigeonhole infidels into the psychological classifications your ideology supplies you with so you'll dismiss challenges to it.
Let's be clear on this: the awesome thing about being a libertarian is that you're free to believe (privately) whatever you like as long as you BEHAVE in a way that is consistent with other people's rights and expectations. Libertarian economic theory has therefore become a safe haven for bigots who are tired of having to apologize for their bigotry and want to be free to believe what they want without being persecuted for their beliefs.
Case in point. Believing what you wrote is a way for you to give yourself permission to dismiss libertarians' arguments without refuting them.