You can't be serious, right?

First of all, I explicitly said they aren't as violent currently and don't care as much about book burnings, so that was a pretty weird gotcha response to a point I never made.

Secondly, christianity is absolutely the dominant religious extremism in this country and you are just delusional if you're pretending that's not the case. There is no way you haven't heard of christian nationalism. My kid's school still gets people in trouble for things they deem "satanic" but they still have sign ups for good news camp and let the kids wear whatever christian symbols they want. Many, many, many christians today want us to live in a theocracy. As you said, their values do not align with the ideals of this country.

I didn't even think we disagreed. I thought I was just adding to your point. And yet here you are getting all butthurt over the notion that our brand of religious extremism could be part of the problem.