Islam is not a religion like any other, here's why.
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I struggle to see why this merits a link. That said, there's a parallel I love to draw when people make this particular argument: is what they're saying about Muslims all that different from what 19th century Americans said about Italian and Irish immigrants and their "allegiance to the Pope above country"? Xenophobia is nothing new.
2) At the heart of it, the real issues are demographic and integration based, not religious. There's a reason you don't see those kind of claims in the US, Canada, or the UK: those countries are used to new immigrants and integrating them. Mainland Europe is not, and has struggled to figure out how to do so, and that lack of integration has consequences which typically manifest in crime.
This claim gets more threadbare every year. Its about time to admit that there's little or no common ground between Muslims and ... anybody I guess. They seem to have a as their goal, isolating themselves and rejecting, often violently, other viewpoints.