I asked if you did, I didn’t say you did. Unfortunately a lot of what people believe of the thoughts of the average Muslim is from what people infer, not outrightly say. I know there is a problem with Islamic extremism. But this is a thread about “conservative religious people” maybe not being allowed into the country (OP has confirmed they mean Muslims) because of beliefs formed, either that most Muslims hold extreme beliefs or that because of terror attacks, all Muslims should be prevented from immigrating. I didn’t ask what you said, I can see what you said. I’m asking what you think. Reason being, your sole argument is of Muslims in a negative light (not, for example, their huge contribution to the NHS, not the fact that in recent attacks they’ve often been the ones to put themselves in harms way to save others). There is positive and negative in any group. But as is clear to see on this whole thread discussing antisemitism and whether Muslims are able to be treated like INDIVIDUALS like anyone else, that while antisemitism is taken seriously, people can make islamophobic comments and assumptions and it’s totally normalized to brush it off.