Spoken like a male with not much to lose, on the contrary. We can use some more patriarchy, right?

But Islam is just one example, you are the one concentrating on that, not me. BTW, I love the food, architecture, music, etc. Just not the gender relations.

Care to answer my point about where my concerns about "multiculturalism" in general come from, i.e. seeing teenagers born here ignorant of the basics of Canadian/western culture while still immersed in their parents'? You see no problem with that?