I care a lot less about what their books say than what people do. 

I counter the argument that people like this aren't true adherents to the Islamic faith, and there's nothing wrong with the Islamic philosophy with not only passages from their book, but modern examples of what that philosophy brings about. I don't care what a group did 100 years ago, I care what they're doing now.

I don't care that Islamic people have Islamic governments. I care that Islamic theocratic governments are strong opponents against human rights, and equality. I don't care that the Islamic philosophy is different than my own. I care that I'm being asked to pretend there is no difference, and that all of their ideas are good ones.

I will not sacrifice my ideals on the alter of multiculturalism.