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"Some are good, but most aren't"
You understand that it ISN'T the minority, right? Have you read any part of the Quaran? Most Muslims follow it closer than Christians follow the Bible. This has absolutely zero to do with race, so you pulling out the "that's racist!" card falls completely flat. I knew somebody would, but I didn't think it would be you. There are legitimate arguments against what I said, and I'd be glad to argue my points against them, but seriously? You think this is to do with race?
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I think it has everything to do with Islam and Muslims perceived as a lump sum IE: a race. I'm not talking about Islamic converts, and neither are you. What word should I use? Theolog-ist? Doesn't have the same sting, or accurately represent my point. It's the perception that this is an accurate representation of the majority of muslims that is really poisonous. Do your own research.
Oh, it really truly is the minority. Islamic history has quite a few takes on the subject, but the depiction of Muhammad (which is what I assume you're vaguely referring to) is really NBD amongst your average every day Muslim.
Backwater Wahibi assholes will throw a hissy fit about it though, and those are the diaspora your terrible conglomeration of Europe got dealt.I'd apologize for that but I'm not a Saudi or American businessman.
You know a good rule of thumb is 'If the majority of a billions-strong belief system/race are regarded as extremist scumbags, it's probably not the real mccoy.' You still haven't convinced me you're not ignorant to the essential ecclesiastical differences between different sects of the Muslim faith.