No

More people have died to Islamophobic attacks and hate crimes than have been killed in terrorist attacks committed by a Muslim in Canada.

Not all the people in the world are same, you see Dubai and Qatar are Muslim countries but are developed so much.

It's essential to understand that the majority of Muslims are not terrorists. The actions of a few extremists do not represent an entire religious group. According to the Global Terrorism Database, which tracks terrorism incidents worldwide, the overwhelming majority of victims of terrorism are Muslims themselves. Data from organizations like the United States Institute of Peace and the National Counterterrorism Center show that terrorism threats are not limited to any one religion.

It's discriminatory because if this happens, you're acting as if all muslims are terrorists and thats a huge racist stereotype that not only affects me but millions of other people

every country has some problems but as long as its the minority of people then don't judge everyone in that country as if they would do the same.

Even if 99% of a particular cultural group were “bad” for the country, we must give that 1% a chance. While terrorism certainly exists in the country, I would argue that we should be more concerned about acts of domestic terrorism rather than acts by immigrants.

I would argue that there is much more danger posed by high-power low-empathy politicians and corporations that manipulate the masses. We’re quite literally poisoning the earth and mistreated racialized citizens already within the country, we really shouldn’t be picking fights outside the country. Pushing the…  Read more “other” and “bad” image on to Muslims and Immigrants is just a scary, pathetic attempt to make the population ignore the pressing issues.

More people have died to Islamophobic attacks and hate crimes than have been killed in terrorist attacks committed by a Muslim in Canada.

It's essential to understand that the majority of Muslims are not terrorists. The actions of a few extremists do not represent an entire religious group. According to the Global Terrorism Database, which tracks terrorism incidents worldwide, the overwhelming majority of victims of terrorism are Muslims themselves. Data from organizations like the United States Institute of Peace and the National Counterterrorism Center show that terrorism threats are not limited to any one religion.

In Canada, more people have died in Islamaphobic terrorist attacks than Islamic terrorist attacks being at 6 to 3

No, because Failure to Address Real Threats: Blanket bans on Muslim immigrants do not effectively address the threat of terrorism. Terrorism is a complex and multi-faceted issue, and terrorists can come from various backgrounds and religious affiliations. The vast majority of Muslims are not terrorists, and focusing solely on their religion as a basis for immigration bans is a misguided approach that ignores the root causes of extremism. Banning immigration based on religion goes against the principles of equality and religious freedom that many democratic societies hold dear. It unfairly discriminates against a specific religious group and infringes upon their basic human rights. This approach is fundamentally unjust and contradicts the values that many nations strive to uphold.

The 9-11 was caused by muslims, also things like some civil wars and danger to our country was caused by muslims.