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Islam vs. Islamism: A Distinction Without a Difference? | Ferghane Azihari
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44:54Now PlayingPeter Boghossian sits down with French political economist Ferghane Azihari to examine what the data actually shows about Islam, immigration, and the state of Western Europe.
They challenge the distinction between Islam and Islamism, scrutinize why French law prohibits collecting religious crime statistics, and ask why pointing to empirical evidence has become a marker of the political right. Azihari, a former Muslim, argues that Western guilt and fear have combined to make honest discourse nearly impossible, and that Europe is running out of time.
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Keywords: Islam and democracy, Muslim immigration Europe, Islamism vs Islam, France immigration crisis, illiberal values, political correctness Islam, Muslim crime statistics, European border policy, free speech and Islam, Western self-censorship
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