And how exactly are you doing your part to keep the distinctions clear? Is this how you do it?

"We see young people "alienated" from society because it isn't Muslim enough. They are taught it is their duty to live in a Muslim society, feel conflicted that they do not, and blame the society. But even if we did totally reorganise our society to accommodate the most extreme version of Islam so that that tiny proportion of 3% can feel good, it would never be enough anyway. If you are that fundamentalist, nothing less than a fully Muslim society will satisfy you. And we have nothing to worry about?" -skyofblue

If you really think that words matter, then it's clear you're intentionally using words to paint a false and negative picture of Muslims in general. If you views were just about immigration, you wouldn't consistently speak of Muslims in that context. However you do conflate immigration with Muslims, and you do it all the time. Your speech plays off both xenophobia and bigotry.