Fearless Idiot Attacks Police Officers During Protest And Gets Clubbed

@TheThing87 how many time we gonna go over this, dude. Not that you’ll see bc this was a month ago, but still;
Whether Islam breeds violence, terrorism, and cruelty is a subject of intense debate, with perspectives largely divided between interpretations of theological texts and the historical or political actions of individuals and groups.

The Qur’an emphasizes the sanctity of life, stating that killing an innocent person is equivalent to killing all of humanity (5:32). It prohibits coercion in religion (2:256) and commands gentleness, according to Islamic scholars.
While the Qur’an permits violence in self-defense (2:39), it sets strict limits, such as not targeting civilians, women, children, or destroying property.

However, yes, certain groups (such as ISIS and al-Qaeda) utilise a literal, decontextualised interpretation of Islamic texts—specifically concerning jihad—to justify violence and terrorism.
Critics also point to the rapid expansion of early Islamic empires as a historical precedent for violent propagation, although many historians dispute the "sword" narrative as a myth.

HOWEVER! The overwhelming majority of the world's 1.8 billion Muslims condemn acts of terrorism and violence. And statistics show that the majority of victims of "Islamic" extremist attacks are, in fact, Muslims living in Muslim-majority states. Scholars emphasize that "jihadist" groups violate the core tenets of Islamic law (Shari'ah) that prohibit wanton cruelty and terrorism.

As for your notion to deport Muslims from the West, I’ll have you know;
Advocacy groups like Amnesty International warn that mass deportations based on religion or origin would violate fundamental human rights and international law.

Also, call me a sheep all you like, but according to what I could find, The vast majority of Muslims in the West are peaceful and live in accordance with the laws of their host countries, focusing on their daily lives and families. While violent extremist acts are carried out by a small minority of Muslims who interpret the religion differently (and who I hate), they do not represent the mainstream, peaceful views of the millions of Muslims in Western nations. Many Muslims in the US and Canada feel integrated and loyal to their countries, finding a balance between their faith and Western societal norms.
For most Muslim families living in Western Europe and North America, life is peaceful, with many reporting that their daily lives and interactions are safe and non-violent.
Islam is practiced in a wide range of ways in the West, from very liberal to more conservative approaches, but the vast majority do not engage in or support violence.
While some Muslim individuals may experience insecurity and face discrimination due to the actions of a small extremist minority (I hate the minority), these outliers are not representative of the community at large.

So basically, while extremist groups use Islamic rhetoric to justify violence, most Muslims and scholars argue that these actions are a hijacking of the faith, contradicting its core principles of peace and mercy. The violence often associated with the religion is widely seen as a product of complex socio-political factors rather than an inherent, universal feature of the faith itself.
Again, call me a sheep all you like, but this is just what I believe in to be true. Baaaah, bitch.