When discussing Islam one has to take into account that it's a huge religion, it accounts for 25% of the world's population, and the practitioners vary widely from a vast majority who are moderate, huge numbers of Muslims that are secular, and a very small percentage that are extreme. Sharia practitioners or Wahhabi type Muslims are the most extreme, and the most unwilling to assimilate into Western cultures and perhaps the ones to truly be afraid of. Speaking the truth about the extremes within Islam is not racist, but condemning all Islamic people as I often see on this form is certainly racist. This will probably be interpreted as a racist statement but for a long time I've been saying that immigration criteria for Saudis should be unique and singular and far strictly then normal immigration for other people from other parts of the world It must never be forgotten that but Saudi's practice the most extreme form of islam, a hateful and horrific interpretation that is completely intolerant of other religions and is the exact opposite of what most of us would regard as any kind of positive faith. Huge and very strict restrictions should be put on their ability to immigrate, essentially they are not wanted and they are not needed, and for the most part they are not of any benefit to a society that let them in, as it is very unlikely they will ever integrate. There are certain subjects that seem like they're just off limits in today's woke culture, nothing that I said was in any way racist, they were simply statements of facts. I feel that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful and law-abiding and there's a relatively small minority that support extremism. But Sharia is completely out of control, and there's nothing racist about saying so, and the birth rate in Muslim African nations is completely out of control and there's nothing wrong with saying so. I recently posted a question on quora about why women won't agree to play five sets at Grand Slam Tennis events. They get equal prize money and yet they often get away with matches under an hour when the men are slugging it out for four and a half hours, for the same compensation. My thread was banned, because questions like that just simply can't be asked these days. Especially in America. So why am I anti Wahhabi? Why do I think all Saudis should be barred worldwide from immigrating to any nation? Why do I consider the Saudis so dangerous to mankind? But it is an ideology that divides the world into the realm of Islam and the realm of the infidel, or the realm of war. So it trains the readers that they live behind enemy lines – they must be passing through, they cannot take abode here. You only have two reasons for being in the land of the infidel. One is to convert people to Islam. The second is to acquire either money or skill which you can bring back with you to help you and others engage in jihad, and in this context, it is quite clear that they mean that in a military sense, because they go on to talk about tanks and bullets, and things of this kind. One of the things you certainly cannot do is become an American citizen, because no Muslim can be ruled an infidel. That is the particular ideology which is being taught. You must not have any good contacts, warm relations with anybody – not only with unbelievers, but with any Muslim who is not of the Wahhabi type; they are also often denounced as apostates. That is the major theme of concern in that report. https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2005/05/03/the-global-spread-of-wahhabi-islam-how-great-a-threat/
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