Is anyone else fed up with Muslims complaining all the time?

Given that the church is intertwined with our constitution, Christian nation would make sense. Our head of state, is also the head of our church, our national anthem mentions God a few times too. Oh! And most people are Christians. And our governmental sessions start with opening prayers. As far as I am aware there is nothing inherently contrary to the national curriculum or the law in teaching literal genesis creationism, but they also have to teach evolution. I was taught about creationism at school. I figured that nobody else still believed it, but here we are.We could also class the US and the UK as Christian on the grounds that the majority of the population identifies themselves as Christian. Or we could identify them as Christian because the Muslims in question perceive them to be Christian nations, which is the point of view we were looking from.Edited by Modulous, : No reason given.

I saw an interesting documentary recently exploring how people get involved in extremist actions. It works on the 'Band of Brothers' principle. The groups spontaneously form and have a split life. Some of it is perfectly normal day to day, and some of it is spent with one's brothers. What happens with the brothers stays with the brothers and nobody else is trusted. Eventually the percentages shift and more time is spent with your small surrogate family. The insulation breeds a loyalty that can go beyond one's actual family, like tight bands of infantry etc.Whenever we hear of extremists being arrested the friends, family, neighbours and workmates are almost universally shocked. Sometimes they have noticed a change in moods or the like, but nothing that would be worth calling anti-terrorism agents in on.These people are mostly second generation citizens of their country, and know how to go about their business without drawing attention to their secret life.So I don't think many other people around them are let in on things, or have any strong suspicions that things have gotten this far. Here's the thing: most Muslims don't know people that are extremists. They probably know quite a lot of people who are very devout and have strong opinions on the foreign policies of the west. What clues should they be looking for, that they can tip off the police to begin intrusive investigations and possibly worse on their neighbours and community members?I would hope that those few that do catch wind of something serious, would tell the authorities - and maybe that is how some of these arrests are brought about. However, I fear the police's media image of being guns free will hamper information flow. I'm sure there are some sympathisers who keep silent along the way too - as well as some who are too afraid to speak out. Edited by Modulous, : added quote for substance.