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First of all, what is inside of a person's heart is more important than what is on the outside.
Second, I don't think you've read my posts, because I talk about the problems we have here in America all the time.
Not every non-Muslim American is suspicious of Muslims as a whole. I find many positives in Islam, especially in regard to it's support of education for women.
Of course, there are some sects out there that have bad ideas, but Judeo-Christian America does too. There is no denying that.
I believe there is a lot we can learn from each other, if we can get over the suspicion and long-held grudges that each carry, and that one's understanding of "God" and the Universe is a personal experience.
I've shared mine on the pages of this forum, and though they do not fit in with any of the major religions, I post them because I hope others will understand how I see the world, and respect that.
Without respect for each other and our differences, the world will never be at peace.
I for one, seek to know how others think and feel. And except in the extreme cases, where violence and hatred are the rule of law towards others, I relish the diversity of customs and traditions we have within the human family.