zuglog9: Obviously, you're not a fan of Bill Maher, right? As Maher has said, the problem with Islam in the West is not the threat of terrorism, which is relatively marginal, but instead is the fact that many Muslims who migrate to and live in the West adhere to an Islamic world view that's inconsistent with Western values, laws and cultural practices. The conflict between the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights illustrates the basis of this conflict. It's real and not imagined. It's not a phobia. We have a right to stand up for our values and even an obligation to do so and we have a right to expect that Muslims who migrate to the West will acknowledge and respect our values and customs, which is not always the case. An article supporting this argument, written I believe by a Muslim academic, was published in today's Toronto Star.

https://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2017/02/17/muslim-majority-needs-to-become-more-vocal.html