March 30, 2026
Too many Americans are too scared of Muslims.
There’s an action that radicalizes. Do you know what it is?
There’s a place that does a fantastic job of de-radicalizing. Do you know where that is?
Then, there’s the evidence of assimilation. Do you know the factor previous studies missed?
If you’re a thoughtful person, then when you hear what it is, you’ll say to yourself, “Gee, that’s obvious. Why didn’t someone notice these things before?”
Finally, do you know the best argument in favor of any immigration?
We reveal the answer to all of these questions in episode 157 of Gracearchy with Jim Babka. It’s titled “Four Inviting Conditions for Muslims in America.”
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Not everyone will like this subject. And there will be a real temptation to respond to this episode – to leave a strong comment. Well, that’s encouraged.
Before you do, please consider two things:
Obviously, any aspect of the immigration debate includes a wide range of topics and arguments – especially in this case. But please realize that this episode is about evidence of assimilation – about not being scared of Muslims – not all that other stuff.
Also, please don’t comment from ignorance. It takes only 26 minutes to listen to the entire episode – if you’re in a hurry, then speed up to 125% and consume it in under 21 minutes.
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ZAP The State and have a nice day,
Jim Babka
Host, Gracearchy with Jim Babka
Co-creator, Zero Aggression Project
Jim Babka is the co-creator of the Zero Aggression Project. However, the views expressed in the show do not necessarily reflect those of the board, staff, or supporters of the Zero Aggression Project (Downsize DC Foundation). Sometimes, we use ChatGPT or AI to help with blogging elements (but not this time).