I don't have to have a deep understanding of Islam to know when people express hostility and hate toward them and want to popularise nasty stereotypes about them.
Like you did about the French then Emily?
Twisted, one person spoke about not wanting to speak to someone in a burka(and it was a little more nuanced than that), Emily and you haven't differentiated between refugees and migrants until very recently (coincidentally) and the 'rot on our borders' is a whole other argument involving economic migration and the Dublin/shengan agreement.
This isn't an either or argument and as has been discussed over 5 threads is far more nuanced than 'let them all in/refuse entry to all', however that doesn't mean focusing attention and admitting that a 'large proportion' of recent immigrants has contributed to the widespread reports from Northern Europe over the past two weeks should not be discussed.
As you say actions of a few should not represent all, but for some reason when the far right take hold of the narrative (and let's face it Britain first and pegdia etc are still minority view ) it is somehow conflated onto the rest that voice concern.
Struggling for the correct narrative,