The OP began by saying &quot;Islam soils the reputation of islam. It has a massive problem of large percentages of Muslims supporting (or being okay with) violence and terrorism.&quot;  Without further proof, that statement is an allegation at best and a slur at worst (especially if the following proof doesn&#x27;t hold up).<p>He then went on to say &quot;42% of young Muslims in France believe suicide bombings are justified (35% overall).&quot;  So why wasn&#x27;t his original statement &quot;Islam in France among 42% of Muslims less than 30 years of age (that were prompted to answer a survey question in an environment we know nothing about) soils the reputation of Islam?&quot;<p>So, he began by making a broad generalization about Islam as a whole and then quoted a statistical observation about a small percentage of Muslims.  Sorry, but 2 + 2 = 4.  Broad generalization + no proof = slur.