The survey I presented does indicate that extremist views are much more common than claimed. That is very concerning. However, I cannot justify the careful monitoring of Muslims if it is not purely public monitoring or with a warrant for that monitoring. The release of the FISA memo in the U.S. yesterday just dropped a bombshell about the level of corruption of intelligence agencies and how it is being used for political agendas.Spectrum wrote: ↑February 3rd, 2018, 1:56 am I believe we need to qualify, ideologies [religion or otherwise] in this case, Islam which is aggressively striving for World domination, has no room for integration with the rest of humanity, holy text is loaded with loads evil laden elements and all these are based on immutable holy texts, their believers i.e. Muslims [nothing personal] must be banned from entering majority non-Muslim countries.
The above stance is not based on unwarranted fears but supported by facts & evidences of terrible evils and violence all over the world traceable to verses in the immutable holy texts.
The other point is it is difficult to find out which Muslim [an existing natural percentile] has an active evil tendency who could strike anytime when inspired by the immutable evil laden element in the holy texts.
As for those Muslims who are already citizens of a country it is illegal to strip them of their citizenship. Nevertheless minority Muslims in any country must be monitored carefully until there is an general solution to deal with the inherent evils of the religion.
But I also wish to disagree that the religion is "inherently" evil. The Bible taken literally can provide for some nasty actions as well, but those in the West have generally been able to detach from those passages which we can see as harmful or out-dated. We need to learn from the Indians who have a long tradition of separating the core-spiritual teachings, shruti, from the social injunctions, or smriti. It's a matter of small minds and brainwashing that people take the Quran as literal word of God, not that Islam itself is inherently evil; just look at the Sufi branch of Islam to see what I mean.