Well, as long as states like Salian Germania exist, I have great doubt that the Christian world will get any better and liberal. The European Spring has changed some of that, but we have countries like Saxony embroiled in a never-ending civil war, there's the problems in Frisia where there's like, six different governments, and don't get me started on the problems it's causing for poor Magyaristan with the overwhelming numbers of Christians. At least they're large enough to offset it. I wouldn't put it past Janos to start rounding them up any day now -- look what he did to the Christian Tatars in Crimea and Zaporozhye. Their camps in Szibéria aren't just myths, people.
At least the Byzantines are civilized; but even they're increasingly authoritarian -- did you see the election last week? How did the ruling party win that much? Obviously rigged.
The crimes of the Dar al-Islam are serious, but the crimes of these Christians are even worse; I mean, how can they show such flagrant disregard for human rights and civil liberties? Disgusting. The Prophet (peace be upon him) wouldn't have tolerated such things, and he would've spread Islam to them by the sword and made them civilized. But those ages are gone now, and we must share our world with backwards snow barbarians.
There's a good reason why Islam managed to stick in Rome, and why the Byzantines share the Anatolian region with the Kipchaks, one of the more historically impressive Islamic civilizations, considering their heritage as a bunch of nomads. Kipchakia and Magyaristan are impressive, and they have the Islamic faith to thank for their status as world powers, quite frankly. If the Buddhist Hordes hadn't pushed the Magyars, Kipchaks and Cumans west, they would've languished in hell forever.