That's actually not even true. The Muslim religion itself, like all religions, can be expressed in both a positive or a negative way. In current history there have been dangerous extremist versions of the religion that have spread and reversed progress in certain countries, but that doesn't mean the the entire religion itself is like that or that those countries have always been that way. The people who are most victimized by extremist religious violence in the middle east are Muslims themselves. And they obviously don't support the ideology that's killing them.
You’re the best Mecca and I’m sorry if I offended you.
I’ll stand by the fact that Muslim majority countries rank low in human rights and freedom, especially women’s rights and LGBT rights and statistically without a doubt it’s the most common form religious violence.
There are reformers like yourself and their voices will be heard and amplified. I understand that Western Imperialism plays a large role in this, and that other Muslims are their biggest victims and that most refugees are just seeking stability. Most of the attacks in western countries are not by immigrants/refugees but by second and third generation men.
Can you blame people for having a strong reaction to Islam with people like Colgate or his apologist Aspiring Soul?
