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that article is a lesson in how not to read data. @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @JoshuaHol

1) counts 'attacks' and not fatalities in a self-serving manner @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @JoshuaHol

2) compares well-educated & high earning sample to entire American population @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @JoshuaHol

3) compares unrelated stats to imply that figures are somehow 'low' or 'acceptable' @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @JoshuaHol

Truth is US muslims are outrageously conservative when seen in economic/educational context @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @JoshuaHol

And vastly over-represented in political violence. & not even measuring domestic violence! @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @JoshuaHol

tell this to @MaajidNawaz who misleads by saying muslims say terrorists are non muslims, they're unislamic

the success of Muslims in America literally has nothing to do with Islam. @rezaaslan @thenation @wkamaubell @MaajidNawaz

so success is not because of their faith but failure is ?

name anything in the Quran that hints at integrating into secular democracies

Quran doesn't deal with politics , rulings cannot be applied on multiple sects

oh really? The Quran is politics and spirituality combined. But please, answer my question.

use common sense , can one sect view be applied on another sect ? What's the alternative? Secular politics correct ?

where's the bit on secularism in the Quran?