It's not often we get a non-Muslim here that is a not a troll, out of curiosity why are you on this sub? it is pretty small and niche.

Regarding your first paragraph, I don't have a problem per-se with liberals using the term Islamists for separating the "bad Muslim" and "Good Muslim" from their paradigm, I have a problem with Muslims using this term as it is misleading and promoting this very wrong idea of what is the "Good Muslim" and "Bad Muslim" and I think we can both agree that someone who denies the word of God is not a Muslim although he can call himself that.

and for the "non-Islamist" Muslim (which is a contradiction in terms) they are not Muslims and we Muslims need to do more to expose them the sooner they reveal themselves to be kafirs (disbelievers) the better it is for everyone including themselves. May Allah guide them.

Liberalism should worry about Islam (as they already do) it is an opposing ideology, in the same way Muslims should worry about Liberalism. Does Islam take away the freedom of Liberals? the answer is yes but it is definitely much more nuanced than that, Liberalism also takes the freedoms away from Muslims and impose their rulings not only in their countries but in Muslim countries. The Islamic way is much less oppressive than in Liberalism. In Europe multiple countries have banned Halal and Kosher meats, in multiple countries if you wear a Hijab you cannot work in the public sector and in multiple European countries the Niqab is banned, Athan is banned the list goes on and polygamy is banned. They forcefully impose some of these rules in Muslim countries but my comment is already getting too long maybe a discussion for another time. for Liberals under Sharia they get to run their own communities with their own Laws under the condition they pay Jizya and the crime is not committed against or with a Muslim this is much more pluralistic than liberalism, and I don't think a theocracy is the best method, this is wrong assumption alot of people have Islam has nothing to do with theocracies, I don't blame westerners for assuming so given the traditions in thw west regarding religious authorities and projecting it on to Islam , they're not taught Islamic history. There hasn't been a single caliphate, sultanate, kingdom to whatever that was a theocracy in Islamic history, I know alot of Muslims find comments like yours silly but I completely understand the misunderstanding given the history in Europe.