But Trump didnt ban Muhammad followers,because Muhammad followers from countries he has business interests are excluded from his ban.
The business relationship canard is a canard. It is more unprovable than what you say about "birthers".
If he hasn't done it already, all Trump needs to do is state the relationship between place and allegiance. We can, he can, assume allegiance based on place, if the place does not have allegiance to the US system of governance.
The places named lack allegiance among the general population, largely due to a political ideology masked as religion, or "faith".
If people from Saudi Arabia aren't banned along with other allegiances, Trump's order is inconsistent, and probably based on what he perceives as US business interests in Saudi Arabia...the same reason prior admins have been bowing to Arabia for decades: because of oil, and the petro dollar alliance. Otherwise the bubble the US dollar lives in would pop.
The intent is to ban the imitators of Mohammed, as well as Mohammed's agents. If Trump has not done so already, he should state it openly, and fight that fight out in the open, where Mohamedism can be judged for what it is: an allegiance to a foreign power, intent upon subverting the any other system of gov.
Now if people want to swear off such allegiance, and may risk their lives doing so, let them come here.
I myself have sworn off systems of faith based allegiance sometimes called "religion". I know what it's like to have allegiance to such systems, and I know what it's like to CHANGE MY MIND ABOUT such systems, even while family members remain.
I know it's possible to change allegiances and remain safe due to a system of government. In times past I may have been burnt alive.
I don't take US tolerance for granted.
Done get me started on tolerance.
So, to me, I don't see why people just don't swear off allegiance to Mohammed. I don't see why this would not be easy, given the behavior of Mohammed and his imitators. Why associate yourself with that, and that crowd? If you want to ally with that man, or his train, why complain about tolerance or the aspirations of other systems of governance, backed by other ideological generalities?