Steven Crowder believes that Islamic ideology is fundamentally incompatible with the United States Constitution and that the West should not censor its criticism of Islam to avoid provoking extremists

“we don't care if it's against their islam we don't follow islamic law we don't follow sharia law and just like dr ben carson whispered until i fell asleep he said the koran is completely incompatible with the constitution”

Radical Islam is an expansionist ideology that views the West and the United States in particular as the primary enemy.

“Ultimately, all radical Islamic movements in the world identify the the West at large, but the United States in particular as the greatest evil on the earth.”

The moderation of Muslims is directly correlated to how strictly they practice their religion, suggesting a fundamental qualitative difference in Islam compared to other faiths.

“And the thing I notice about Islam which separates it from other religions is that the the moderation of the people is directly in correlation with the less they practice the religion, the less rigorously [laughter] they practice it. And the same cannot be said of Christianity or Judaism or Buddhism”

The United States does not face the same crisis of Islamic radicalism as Europe because American Muslims are more assimilated and belong to a different socio-economic class.

“I really don't disagree with anything you guys have said, but I don't think any of it is at all applicable to the United States. We just do not have the same problem as they're facing in Europe. And I think there's a sort of number of reasons for that. For starters, I think that a lot of what is hap”

The problem of radical Islamic terrorism emanates from the religion of Islam itself.

“And of course, you're right, it's not all of them. There are millions of them who are good people and pious people, but it is a problem that emanates from the religion itself.”