In the past, some German primary schools and daycare centers renamed a traditional Christian festival to avoid “offending” Islamic newcomers. Around the same time, a Protestant German church removed its Christian crosses to accommodate Muslim migrants it was housing. But such concessions won’t be nearly enough to please the “new Germans,” according to a new study. It found, after all, that almost half of young Muslims in Germany prefer Islamic theocracy to constitutional republicanism.
It also discovered that more than a third accept violence used against those who insult Allah or the “prophet” Mohamed.
This isn’t anything new — nor is it confined to Germany. Interviews conducted in “Little Mogadishu” in Minneapolis in 2015 revealed that many respondents believed Sharia law should be preeminent, criticizing Mohamed should be criminalized, and using violence against those slandering him is legitimate.











