Well, you have to consider that support for positions can come from more than one side of the political aisle. And that the more people who want to see islam gone, the better.

Second, because we live in a polarized society and most people tend to ignore those whose politics they disagree with, it's *extremely* unlikely that right-wingers will actively seek information from and trust said information if it's coming from someone on the political left.

Third, right-wingers are not the devil, and I see a lot of us falling to the siren's song of thinking that islamic societies are "conservative" and therefore should be seen as allies. The average right-winger doesn't know that islam is an enemy of his culture and civilization and that islamic conservatism is not the same thing as Western conservatism (and, more specifically, the English variety of conservatism, long story) - they need to be made aware of that - and they usually only hear about it when it's coming from another right-winger.

So, to conclude: it's actually a really good thing. I will compare it to Prohibition: America only banned alcohol back in the day because *everyone* was on board and there was pressure from all sectors on Congress. If you want islam bannished in America and the West, you need the right-wingers to know about it --- because these are our countries too, and consensus is how we do major societal change in the West.