text: When the Globe & Mail is willing to publish cartoons of Mohamed -remember those cartoons that led to rioting in Denmark's case, and the murder of the Charlie Hebdo writers in France's case - the same way it mocks Christian practices, then I'll be willing to listen to what else it may have to say about Islam.
  
  Until at least one - just one! - Islamic country treats its Muslim citizens, let alone its non-Muslims, with the basic rights and freedoms of a constitutional democracy; until criticism of Mohamed is treated with a shrug of the shoulders, rather than with the threat of death; until these things come to pass, if they ever do, to treat Islam as "just another religion" displays a breathtaking naivete by Wente and the other Globe writers.