Why do online spaces for Muslim-majority countries feel dominated by non-Muslims?

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. I live in the UAE where around 75% of people are Muslim, so you'd expect online communities tied to the country to reflect that. But when I browse the main UAE online forum it often seems like that majority disappears - feels more like 40% Muslim at best. Is it because these platforms generally have more non-Muslim users? It stings especially when there’s little support for boycotting the occupation of Palestine. As someone born and raised here, I’m disappointed that the Muslim presence online from this country seems weak. I’ve even seen small Western Muslim groups act more like proper communities in comparison. I posted a polite question about UAE policy and it got downvoted. Threads about the boycott attract mocking comments and even denial about the tragedies, which is painful and makes me lose faith in people. Then there’s Dubai - the big tourist city - which feels like the most morally lax place in the region. Not as extreme as some places elsewhere, but it’s the closest we have around here. The atmosphere can feel hollow and it’s starting to affect my mental well-being. Also, it seems like the country leans toward supporting the occupiers and cozying up to the West, which adds to my frustration. Do you see the same thing in online groups for other Muslim-majority countries? I’d appreciate hearing real experiences and thoughts. JazakAllahu khair.