Hold on one second. Implied "hate" is being slung about like a pizza crust. There's no "hate" implied in a rejection of  the adoption of sharia law. There's no "hate" underpinning a personal concern when a Muslim boards an aircraft, there's no "hate" involved when Canadian rights ("values"?) are rejected in public places. These are quite natural and learned behaviours emanating from the realities of today's world...people of Muslim faith, claiming the certainty of Muslim thought, are perpetrating, in large numbers, the most horrific of possible activities. And there is a dearth of visible, effective Muslim push-back and rejection from the vast majority of Muslim moderates.

I feel quite content in directing some of this imposed guilt back onto the folks whose inaction and whose leaders have done so little in the face of so much terror.