You are ignorant of history. From the abolition movement to the civil rights movement, it was church leaders and other Christians that denounced the "Christian" arguments for slavery and stood against the KKK and shamed them for their beliefs. And that was at a time when it is pretty much OK in a lot of places to think blacks were inferior just as God wanted it.
If one percent of Muslims really are the problem, then I would think pushing most Muslims to fight the problem would be beneficial.
I am very willing to bet that fundamentalist Muslims make up a very high percentage of Muslim immigrants in the last 20 to 30 years...many of the educated, moderate ones got the hell out of their homelands when this shit really started taking root in the 50s to 70s.
You're ignorant about a lot of things. No one has stated that shaming people or denouncing them for their actions is not beneficial. What I stated is that no one has provided evidence that calling right wing extremists by the name of right wing extremists has improved anything.
A multitude of moderate muslims work to denounce and prevent radicalism.
I read that the more educated muslims in many instances are the more "fundamentalist".