I see what you mean (and I do agree; Islam possibly gets the most "free handouts" of all the religions). But..
Why do this behavior need to be taken on other terms than personal responsibility and the norms of civil conduct?
Clearly on a personal level their actions are their own responsibility and decisions - and are wrong.
But on a macro level there is just a reason why Muslims react this way and others don't. I think it's important to actually set out those reasons because somewhere in there we may begin to find a solution.
Why do this behavior need to be taken on other terms than personal responsibility and the norms of civil conduct?
Clearly on a personal level their actions are their own responsibility and decisions - and are wrong.
But on a macro level there is just a reason why Muslims react this way and others don't. I think it's important to actually set out those reasons because somewhere in there we may begin to find a solution.