Of of course you would, but that's not the way you speak. Rather, your language lumps all Muslims together and identifies them as a group of people to be feared. Moreover, you explicitly describe non-violent Muslims who don't share your liberal views as a threat as well. It's only when I point out that your speech is bigotry that you then offer a lame qualification: 'I'd take a hundred Muslims that I like over one that I don't.' And then you immediately return to language that lumps all Muslims together. 

Your language is the language that- in a rare moment of self-reflection- politicians and the media in Quebec are currently apologizing for. They've belatedly come to the realization that certain kinds of speech are dangerous. Hopefully one day you'll come to the same realization.