Omar Sulemain says that Muslims are not allowed to criticise or mock Macron in France and will be deported if they do (or something along those lines). What incident or situation is he referring to? I have never heard of any French law that prohibits Muslims to criticise Macron, and I must say that it is a lost opportunity that Lex Friedman doesn't require more clarifications and elaborations when such claims are made . This also refers to other claims made about racism, islamphobia etc. It would be better if Lex Friedman would push back more frequently against the claims of his guests, not only to have more interesting conversations but also to get closer to the truth and to arrive at the strongest versions of viewpoints and arguments.,(reply>), @Florian Biermann Thank you for the clarification and correction.  The only Muslims that I am aware of who would get deported or imprisoned for making caricatures of Macron are those who are not french citizens or otherwise immigrants seeking french citizenship.  Having said that I just recalled that I know some people in France so i think ill just ask them if they know anything about this.,(reply>), I think the look on Lex's face at times said it all. They didn't just edit those faces in by accident. Maybe I'll post one of those examples. Discussions are one way with Muslims until you can escape their presence. I'm even a little afraid of posting this objective observation on here. When they lie and profess world domination by force and violence, how can anyone feel safe actually talking to one face to face.,(reply>), @DaggerSecurity Thanks for your answer," but that is obviously not what Omar is referring to. In <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOKCNUqbpH0&amp;t=1h05m30s"">1:05:30</a>", Omar says: "See, Free Speech is an ideal that is weaponized against the Muslim community and against other communities in such a hypocritical way. You know, you take, for example, some countries in Europe. Let's kind of move away from this and look at the hypocrisy of a place like France, where the caricaturing and the portrayal of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, in derogatory ways will be used as the hallmark of Free Speech. But Muslims that will caricature Macron or challenge some of the values of France, the supposed enshrined values of France, will end up in prison and end up deported.",(reply>), Islamic law forbids public criticism of one's rulers.  So I am assuming that is what he was referring to.  Observant Muslims living in France should not criticize its leaders publically but instead advise them privately.