It all boils down to perception and attitude- let’s analyze- the American perception/ attitude is that "you may not tell me what to do, nor I you" ( this is why we have a very peculiar attitude/ perception towards authority and government) however the Jewish perception/ attitude is that you and I are brothers ( hence to a. coerce, would be evil, but likewise to ignore – this fundamental difference plays out in the attitude towards charity, for in the American way, "I am being kind" but in the Jewish way, "if I don’t, I am cruel") now in Islam the perception / attitude is that if you are Muslim ( of course the right " kind") then you are deserving of life, however if you are not- death; women ( as Mohammed himself demonstrated) sex-slave ( depending on the Islamic sect, Muslim women are male subjects, as Saudia Arabia practices) Christianity ( generally speaking) sees all people as ( ideally… for all are born in sin) needing saving ( belief in Yoshkeh; though historically violence was often a means, currently this is rejected)