Well, back to the topic then.
I doubt anyone on here would be in agreement with the 1,000 people calling for a caliphate in Germany, but that is a tiny fringe and doesn’t concern me.
What I find infinitely more troubling is the rise of Christian Nationalism in America, which is a much bigger threat (both in terms of raw numbers and political power).
Only a few months ago, at the Conservative Political Action Conference (the biggest conference in the US right wing calendar), there was a speaker openly calling for an end to Democracy and it being replaced by Christian Theocracy (to rapturous applause). This has become part of mainstream right-wing politics in the US and is seemingly supported by one of our own former PMs, who also spoke at that conference.
All of those calling for religious theocracies in place of democracies can fuck right off but, for anyone who is paying attention, the real and immediate threat on that front is coming from Christianity (to be clear, not all Christians in the US and almost no Christians in the UK so far as I can see, it seems like a mostly American problem for now, but America turning its back on democracy would be very scary for the world).