I'm sorry, but being opposed to a major religion like Islam makes a person racist.
Well, not a racist exactly but since I use the term the same way for convenience (it's easier to type and say than "religious bigot" or something similar)....
This is silly.
I can't oppose it on the grounds that it is innately misogynist ( it is, ) that it is innately irrational ( it is, ) etc.?
There are things
baked in to Islam ( and Christianity, and Judaism ) that I don't condone or tolerate. Not "just the extremists," either, but innate to the actual, authentic faith.
Sorry, Islam is not "oppressed." It's the second largest religion in the world. Saying "please don't pick on the poor Muslims" is about on par with saying "please don't pick on the straight white Christian males."
Just because Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh think water is wet, doesn't mean it's not wet.
Now, I agree that the American Right is hypocritical because of their own theocratic tendencies, as well as being unable to deal in sufficient nuance to differentiate between "Islam is problematic" and "A Jihadist is under every bed!!! SHARIA IN AMERICA!!!"
So don't confuse me with the Faux News crowd, either, but I'm not about to kiss ass and say Islam is just fine and dandy either. Nor am I gonna buy that "just the extremists" bit.
EDIT: As for the OP: Of course this probably isn't real per se, but I imagine that's the natural progression of any power hungry group that is a minority. Of course they aren't going to demand major concessions in an area when they are 1% of the population.
A better question is: How will Islam treat people who aren't Muslim if it becomes a majority somewhere? Granted, I'm sure many times it's no worse than Christianity, but I'd not want to take the chance. Suffice it to say, the idea of a Muslim majority in the United States is just moronic, and anyone who takes it seriously is a fool.