Criticizing Islam has been found to be unhealthy.
However, it needs to be noted that here is a fundamental difference: this, the United States, is a nation of critics, but we have been taught tolerance. We have finely tuned the coexistence of dissimilar peoples, in that manner. That is to say, contrasting criticism with tolerance.
This has not been achieved by the peoples under the Islamic codes.
That is the nature of the American experience: a blending of different ideologies and people.
But, we remain a nation of critics. If a person cannot tolerate criticism, they need to think twice about coming here. That sign needs to be posted on the door. And it is: see the First Amendment, quoted below. You are supposed to study this and encounter it on your way to US Citizenship.
Further, please note the emphasis on SUBMISSION: it is the goal of the Islamic to bring all others under SUBMISSION.
BTW: this is technically, and in the long run ILLEGAL in the USA. Our government is established to prevent the mixing of a religious Theocracy into the Secular realm. To that end, note the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses of the First Amendment to the Constitution:
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof".
Theocracy is essentially illegal in the USA. Your coming here is OK: but park your Theocracy at the door. If you've got to have Theocracy, you need to return to whence you came.
If you can't stand some criticism, and temper that with tolerance, when you criticize, then it looks like this is not a country for you.
We have to consider, that the USA may not be suitable for all comers.
Naturalized citizens have to learn these things, i.e. what we call Civics Lessons.
As an aside, isn't it amazing that the USA spawned that Theocracy, the WTS?
That old 50's ("?) quote that showed that WTS yearned to be able to take the law into its own hands (stone apostates?) still floors me.
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