If you ask me "Islamophobia" is a stupid term as a phobia is an irrational fear and fear of this evil religion is anything other than irrational.

Islam is only evil when compared to today's moral and ethical opinion. When Mohammed established Islam, the world's major cultures were very different than today's. Human rights and freedom have taken center stage. The current problem is that Islam has not evolved to fit modern cultural norms. If Islam is to become the peaceful religion it claims to be, when compared to today's cultural norms, many fundamental reforms have to take place. These reforms will be driven by culture not by Islam.

I am not sure if what you are talking about even happens, but I think I might have an explanation.

There are more Muslims than homosexuals. So, generalizations about Muslims will target a wider group of people. Since many Muslims likely don't care about who is gay your statement would be false and hateful. The problem is that it is very difficult to separate generalizations from actual trends that are true.

I have mophobia. That's a fear of more phobias being invented.

I wouldn't necessarily say it is. Then again, I lack expertise in the oppression olympics to be able to tell which is considered worse.

That said, if we were to ask which is worse, then I would definitely say homophobia. Simply put, far worse things happen to homosexuals worldwide, for being homosexual, than to Muslims, for being Muslim (placing emphasis on "Muslim", because I don't consider intra-Islamic conflicts to be "Islamophobia")

Protests against the barbaric Muslims should be our motto especially when we see them killing dozens in Charlie Hebdo in France ,torturing tons in Iraq,Saudi;Plus, they blasted the World Trade Center,instigated a atrocious assault in Mumbai,snatched and wiped the lives of so many in Sydney;they are roaming around ,unpunished; thereby,each and one of us should start fight against this bad,cold-blooded hitlers.

Besides they create horror ,terror and demolish the ideals of liberty .

Well, for one, freedom of religion has been one of the biggest ideals that the US was formed over, and has been at least a historical issue for almost every developed society.

Support for freedom of religion is nearly ubiquitous and it's taken for granted that everyone has the right to practice his or her religion.

By comparison, the issue of gay rights is a relatively new one- at least insofar as being tabled for legal discussion re: rights and whatnot.

I'm not suggesting that religious rights are somehow 'more important' than rights pertaining to sex, gender and the like- there is just a lot more inertia behind the importance of religious freedom vs the importance of gay rights.

That and there are some who are concerned about antagonizing Muslims due to most recent visible terrorist attacks being linked (either factually or in error) to factions within Islam; nobody is concerned that Randy is going to start beheading straights, asexuals, and transexuals if we offend his sexuality.

I have a real phobia about phobias. I'm what's known as a phobiaphobic.

Homophobia is present in most religions. You can be accused of being Islamophobic by just singling out Islamic beliefs and insinuating that Islam is the only religion promoting homophobia.

It's a bigoted statement to say "Muslims are homophobic", especially with no proof. You could, instead, use some definitive evidence to show how Islamic teachings preach against homosexual relationships. You could even use case studies or statistics to show hate crimes for Muslims against LGBT individuals. Basing your views off of a gut feeling isn't always the best idea.

I don't think the hatred against any one group of people is worse than the hatred against any other group.

Firstly all religions are simply trying to say the same thing to different peoples in different areas around our planet earth. Extremists are responsible for the alienation and creating the ideology that Islam is evil. Islam is not evil, it is the way it is interpreted by evil people.

Secondly any phobia is a problem because it limits our ability to realise that it is just an overwhelming and unreasonable fear of something that poses little real danger but can provoke extreme anxiety and avoidance.

This fear does nothing to help the situation to resolve our differences and simply alienates people who then become radicalised and so it goes around and around.

As the Buddha is reputed to have said - For every cause there is an effect.

There are some muslims that promote extremists. There are probably more that support extremist than from other religion because of their believes but this is a minority.

There are some gay people that promote risky sexual behaviour. There are probably more gay people this way than hetrosexuals because of their orientation but this is a minority.