Conservative reading of zizek?

So I'm an educated American conservative, and I actually read zizek. Mostly just three quarters of welcome to the desert of the real, but I also listened to a lot of his lectures.

I have to say, he's really got me thinking. I particulary like the way he talks about nonwhite terrorists, criminals, etc. in that yes, thier environment created them, but yet they are still responsible for thier actions. Treating them as people with no agency as the left does is dangerous, and extremely racist, since they do not even give them the dignity to be evil.

By the same token, Even though Isis arose from "unjust" war, the fact is that what they are doing are still willful acts. I like what he says on this subject in welcome to the desert of the real, where he says we (America) should still kill off Isis, but do so with an air of duty rather than revenge.

And in regards to Islam, we should not be afraid to call it what it is, and not give it's believers free choice in selecting practicing Islam, since Islam is always accepted by force, never by choice. If it appears chosen, it is under the spell of ideology.

In regards to refugees, following the same logic, we should not be afraid to integrate them by force, and de islamisize them. We should also make counties like sauidi Arabia take them in since they are culturally similar.

In general, I really like the way slavoj zizek thinks, he's very original and insightful, and doesn't give a shit about political correctness. Obviously I disagree with him on the communist bit, but then again one shouldn't agree with everything a philosopher says

As zizek says, and I agree, you cannot force integration. It needs to happen at a safe distance. Forcing it will just make the cultural differences more apparant and create friction between the cultures - leading to more radical islam and therefore more toxic anti islam (you can see how this feeds into itself) .

leftists dont even take zizek seriously

Force it in the sense of not letting them form ghettos, mosques, etc.

we are all under the spell of ideology. read Zizek.

You think people want to form ghettos? They are formed out of necessity because housing isnt easy to come by.
The Calais jungle is a product of the chaotic form of mass immigration and economic desperation.
I disagree banning mosques. I think measures could perhaps be taken to "combat" more radical strains of islam but it's hard to say what exactly - most possibilities would probably make things worse.
Ghettos should be prevented on the level of material conditions - providing proper housing. It's the same with homelessness - you can't just say "stop them being homeless" you must offer a solution.

Also, I really love his critique of multiculturalism. That, my gott, I don't want to even know what kind of things my pajeet neighbor does.

why should we base our policies on whether muzzies will like them or not?

Because we can see what happens when we have as much cultural friction as we do now - especially in france.

Alright, that's pretty reasonable