What do Trump, Michael Moore and Miss Puerto Rico have in common?

Michael Moore protests Trump’s anti-Muslim remarks by a "We are all muslim" sign in front of Trump Tower. By doing so Mike falls into the trap that Trump - and the Islamists -- set up for him, e.g. arbitrarily assigning religious ID to a whole population. In response to Mike, Miss Puerto Rico Destiny Velez tweets him with some nonsense comparison between Islam and Christianity where she suggests 'we all need to be Christians'. 

  

In order to understand what the fuss is about we need to remember that a Muslim is not necessarily an Islamic terrorist; however, an Islamic terrorist is necessarily a Muslim. The distortion of the above results in either racism towards people attributed to 'Muslims' or a coalition with political Islam, the hotbed of Islamic terrorists. Racists equate all Muslims with Islamic terrorists while the Western establishment, including the pro-Islamic Left, acquit all Muslims including the terrorists from Islamic atrocities and hence support political Islam under the pretext of defending Muslims. Despite the differences, Trump, Valez and Moore share identical approach in assigning a religious ID to people. Regardless if they favor or stand in opposition of "Muslims", the application of assigning a religious ID to people is to distort and deceit for a political agenda . We therefore need to know a) who a Muslim is and b) what political Islam is.

In almost all cases, a person born into a Muslim family 'inherits' the religion at birth and they cannot convert nor leave it. The punishment for leaving Islam or converting from it is death. The death penalty is enforced by sharia law in the backward, theocratic, capitalist governments such as the Islamic Republic of Iran. 'Muslim' is therefore more of a title than a practice of Islam, a title one cannot escape from without risking the death penalty or ending up being forever exiled from the Islamic stricken countries. Political Islam, however, is a conscious Islamic movement, members of which must be believers in Islam; that is, they are Muslims. As a political movement, political Islam belongs to a wider nationalist movement in the Middle East. Political Islam occupies a position at the far right of nationalist movements. The ultimate goal of this movement is political, social, and economic rule based on the brutal doctrine of Islam.

Muslims, like any other believers of a religion, are not a homogeneous group. The greatest number of “Muslims” never chose to be Muslims or believers of any religion for that matter. There are also those who consciously choose to be a Muslim as a private belief and are not supporters of political Islam. Finally, there are those who are not only conscious Muslims, but have also chosen to be followers of political Islam. Islamic terrorists are recruited from this movement. They are these Muslims who are the armed force of political Islam, aka Islamic terrorists.