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I accpet muslims as peaceful people in General (Turkey is one hell of a great example).
BUT, the fact that there are more Mosques in England than churches points to many other things other than religion.
It points tot he fact that there is a huge number of foreigners living in England. It points tothe fact that whether the Brits would like it or not, one day all their colonising will backlash with all those immigrants already in Britain will form a political entity with a lot of power over the government.
While the Brits go on voting to this or that party and dividing their votes between small and major parties, the immigrants will vote as one to 1 huge party.
Islam as a religion (a little like catholisism) has a tendancy to turn more religious over the years (unlike Turkey).
There are already muslim girls going to schools with a Burka and a veil. Next thing, they'll have the political power to allow some religious habits, and later... Enforce them in the name of Democracy.
It's already in progress in Spain.
At least I don't see any of that happening in the U.S anytime soon.
A small very old joke ot remind you of something:
Q: what's the first major Arab city being visited in the Paris Dakar Rally ?
A: Marseille !
I accpet muslims as peaceful people in General (Turkey is one hell of a great example).
BUT, the fact that there are more Mosques in England than churches points to many other things other than religion.
It points tot he fact that there is a huge number of foreigners living in England. It points tothe fact that whether the Brits would like it or not, one day all their colonising will backlash with all those immigrants already in Britain will form a political entity with a lot of power over the government.
While the Brits go on voting to this or that party and dividing their votes between small and major parties, the immigrants will vote as one to 1 huge party.
Islam as a religion (a little like catholisism) has a tendancy to turn more religious over the years (unlike Turkey).
There are already muslim girls going to schools with a Burka and a veil. Next thing, they'll have the political power to allow some religious habits, and later... Enforce them in the name of Democracy.
It's already in progress in Spain.
At least I don't see any of that happening in the U.S anytime soon.
A small very old joke ot remind you of something:
Q: what's the first major Arab city being visited in the Paris Dakar Rally ?
A: Marseille !
) cant be bothered to get off their ARSES and support their local church, of course they will close.... they need to be supported to stay open. If the Muslim faith is vibrant enough to maintain/grow its following well that is just 'market forces' at play! 
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