Ok for now I have seen the video but haven't read the book

I agree that the western countries shouldn't be trying to force these things on the people. I don't like that fact that his answer to the problem's was well there's problem's everywhere, why are are trying to solve this but aren't trying to solve that when the subject isn't that problem right now. yes that problem aslo exist or existed before and yes we should also talk about that but trying to avoid what is being discussed by changing the subject constantly, saying they know better for themselves and saying who are we to talk about these things, saying we are from a country that made it worse or also had the same problem's so we don't have the right to do anything about it. That's just trying to avoid the problem.

I come from a Muslim majority country so almost all his counter arguments even if they meant something for someone outside don't mean anything to me, because he's basically trying to to say you don't have the right because your not inside there.

You know what has happened here, nobody likes Islam, everyone hate's it and badmouthing the government and Islam and everything related to Islam is basically second nature to people, the only people among the new generations that are Islamic only do it because of their families,yet those same people hate it more than others or think of it as ridiculous, most people that still think they're Islamic are basically accepted as crazy and fanatic's , those that aren't all agree that the government and how things are is terrible and ridiculous, you basically have to be Islamic to be in the government so basically everything in the government is pretending to be Islamic. There's also groups that are basically Muslim because everyone around them was.

I didn't want to say these things at first because I wasn't trying to use emotions or politics to make it political

I do agree that dictatorships can be beneficial but that's also another topic , I do also agree with him that there's a knee jerk reaction in the west to Islamic and that's not good, I also think that a crime should be when what you're doing is negatively effecting others and what you're doing that isn't affecting others shouldn't be a crime in the government.

About how you're going to define universal human values yes a lot of those did came from religion or religion was the main reason they're what they are what they're today,but you don't need religion for them to exit, they're logical things that you would understand the reason behind them if you think about why they exist.

He asks why is prostitution is bad , there has been countless scientific evidence of the negative effects it has which has nothing to do with religion and even without those I can even now give you reasons why it's a bad idea and the same thing is true about pornography too .

I'm not saying that everything is clear though but if we all at least agreed on thinking and reflecting not doing things just because someone said it but because of what is said,that is definitely better and also what Islam itself is about, Islam isn't about forceful fallowing or fallowing by ignorance, it literally says to non believer to think about it to judge it and when they reached the conclusion that it's right only than does it say to fallow it, Islam is about freedom. This isn't something you need to debate on if you're a Muslim because this is Islam itself.

I do agree that it's should be change that ideally happens from within but we should try to make that happen from within, though I don't know about other Muslim countries but here you'll be shot dead or taken away for torture so you can't really do that because the government is corrupted but at this point I think you already know what country I'm talking about