> But I don't think it is that bad of a measure to counter religious extremism and radicalism. Similar measures are in place or planned in U.S. (Muslim registry

> But I don't think it is that bad of a measure to counter religious extremism and radicalism. Similar measures are in place or planned in U.S. (Muslim registry, surrendering your social media accounts upon immigration check-in). While it’s true that “similar measures are in place in the US,” I’m not sure everyone agrees it’s “not that bad of a measure...” People in the US have been outraged over these proposals; using them as an example of normalization is disingenuous at best.