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You're simply ignoring the social-political context in which this phenomenon is taking place. 

Part of Islamophobia definitely is fear. Fear of death, of being killed by fundamentalists. Perhaps there's also the subconscious fear that we ourselves are to blame for the rise of Islamic fundamentalism?

But besides the fear of fundamentalism, what exactly is the point to keep hammering on the fact that Islamic ideology rejects our notions of human rights? The muslim community in Europe is generally poor, working class, living in the deprived suburbs.  What if all muslims in our countries were middle class, white, wore plain Western clothes and spoke without a foreign accent? Would there still be so much outrage over their ideological violation of human rights?
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