You seem to overlook the points where I agreed with you, and then make the same arguments yourself. Except when you make up strawmen and then criticize these i

You seem to overlook the points where I agreed with you, and then make the same arguments yourself. Except when you make up strawmen and then criticize these imaginary people (see my other comment about liberals). > the ills of Islam The moment someone stereotypes everyone in a religion, they're wrong 99.9% of the time. Same with stereotyping 'liberals' (see my other comment). What if almost all people are individuals with their own ideas, just getting through their days, like you and people you actually know, and not ideological symbols and warriors? I'm pretty sure the problem is the sterotypers and haters in every religion - it's the wise against the prejudiced, not one religion against another. > Most people don't consider hijab-bans a form of oppression, but as a way of combating it I don't think most people agree. Also, the majority generally agrees about oppression - otherwise it wouldn't happen. Lots of southerners supported slavery and then segregation. Anyway, the strawmen and stereotypes aren't anything I can learn from, and I've got to go.