Equally true would be that Europe does not need religion.
But speaking to that point: Although I am no longer theist, I spent many days doing religion-funded community service (disaster rebuilding, food distribution, community service) that was nothing but filling in a bit of the holes that are continually left by society.
And to be clear, much of that religious sourced aid is done by Islamic outreach entities.
Once society's holes are reliably filled, we can responsibly discuss depreciating religion.
If the desire is to eradicate one religion (or all but one), the Crusades taught a lot about how that goes.
Equally true would be that Europe does not need religion.
But speaking to that point: Although I am no longer theist, I spent many days doing religion-funded community service (disaster rebuilding, food distribution, community service) that was nothing but filling in a bit of the holes that are continually left by society.
And to be clear, much of that religious sourced aid is done by Islamic outreach entities.
Once society's holes are reliably filled, we can responsibly discuss depreciating religion.
If the desire is to eradicate one religion (or all but one), the Crusades taught a lot about how that goes.