[Deckard]

Originally Posted by human151

Is it illogical to say that there are problems with segments of the muslim population?

No.

Originally Posted by human151

Or is it illogical to say that they are not a problem?

No.

What's illogical - or at least unreasonable - is everything else you've written. The frantic posting of links, for example...

Originally Posted by human151

There are even so called "no go zones".
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...n-Muslims.html

I'll leave you with this link about the muslim actress from the Harry Potter films...
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE70K3DP20110121

an "honor killing" this time, in Airizona...
http://www.aolnews.com/2011/01/24/mu...aleki-accused/

How many muslims feel the same way as the man from this link?
http://www.wordsandwar.com/2008/01/2...kill-infidels/

this clip shows what a UK muslim wants to happen in the UK.

Frankly it comes across as a bit unhinged, because:

(a) none of us denies that Islamic extremism is currently a big problem (and more widespread than Jewish or Christian extremism)
(b) none of us denies that this needs to be dealt with
(c) none of us denies that immigrants should adapt to a country's laws.

So why are you continuing to post these links? Do you think we're in denial about the problem? We are not. The point is they are not the logical endpoint of allowing a Muslim immigrant to dress in a sari.