Most Muslims I've ever met have no desire to live in predominantly Christian countries. The unfortunate truth that Westerners dislike to admit is that millions of Muslims have been forced from their countries by wars that can trace their routes to invasions by predominantly Christian countries.

For example: Afghanistan, which was invaded by the predominantly Orthodox Christian Russians, and then recently by the largely Protestant Americans. What happened? The Russians left and the Taliban moved in, committed ethnic cleansing against the Hazaras and Shias, and subdued the country under tyranny, and a few decades later, after the country had been oppressed, the Muricans waded in and bombed the shit out of it some more. And you wonder why people wanted to leave?

Or, perhaps, take Iraq. A country whose leader made deals to sell oil at dirt cheap prices first to the British. The leader was overthrown, in a predominantly Shia country, by a hardline Sunni party. The country was then run for many decades by a despot supported by predominantly Christian countries. He was given permission to invade Kuwait, then had it revoked and was subject to an invasion by a predominantly Christian country. Meanwhile, people starved and died in the crossfire. Then, some years later, after a few more decades of oppression, the country was bombed to shit yet again by that same Christian majority nation. It's estimated that millions died as a direct result of strategic decisions by predominantly Christian countries to destroy vital Iraqi infrastructure. And you wonder why people wanted to leave?

Or, as another example: Iran. Iran's leader is forced by Britain, France and America (who were predominantly Christian countries) to take an oil deal that shafts his people in the arse, in return for support from these countries for his rule. Then, Iran decides it wants a fair democracy. The people revolt after years of poverty and elect their own president, Mohammad Mossadegh, who decides to nationalize the oil industry. Shortly after, he is assassimated by the CIA who reinstall the previous leader and, to keep the "peace", help him design what is essential a Gestapo organization called "Savak", who then torture and murder people for political dissent.

Cue, some years later, another revolution, only this time by a hardened, hardline Muslim cleric with a strict interpretation of Islam. And yes, you guessed it, more political and social oppression for Iranian people, only this time, they recognise that choosing the Imam is choosing the lesser of two evils. Better religious stringency from an Iranian than torture by American proxy.

Fast forward some years later and the same Christian majority countries who supported the oppression of the Iranians under the Shah, then decide, in retaliation against Iran's ousting of Americans, to strategically support a war waged against Iran by the same leader, one Saddam Hussein, who they execute some years later for "war crimes".

What a cluster fuck.

And you wonder why people want to leave?

The fact of the matter is that it's nothing to do with "being an easy touch". It's to do with being violent warmongering cunts who brag incessantly about democracy but refuse to allow other countries to experience it.