You said that Islam is definitely worse than Christianity and Judaism, yet in the West we find that Muslims are often better than Christian subgroups
I definitely disagree with this. How does anybody find that to be true in the west? In America perhaps, but the west? That's contentious to say the least. Let's not forget that the main source of terror for Muslims living in the west are other Muslims, so without even leaving the Islamic community you're already wrong.
Evangelicals may preach intolerance, but they don't throw acid in women's faces, commit honour killings, convince rape victims to go through Sharia rather than the police (which fundamentally means no justice for the victim), mutilate the genitals of girls, marry off children to older men, hide terrorism suspects from police, there are even stories of women going to mosques in western dress and being bullied into covering up by the men.
We can play the ping pong game of religious retardation all day, but I see quite clearly which faith is the global threat right now and it certainly isn't Christianity. Ask the apostates fleeing to the west.
My point has always been that you can't reduce this to religion--geography and history play an important role. Even speaking "practically," it doesn't make sense to say that Islam is worse than any other major monotheistic religion.
Well many ex-Muslims disagree with you. Of course it is not 100% religion, but you also cannot ignore the fact that Islam is a warrior faith which sets it apart from all other monotheistic faiths which are still violent but are much more furtile for reformation into a modern way of interpretation.
It makes perfect sense to say it's the worst. You can come to this conclusion via many lines of thought. You can judge it by its founder, his life and actions. You can judge it by its concepts of jihad which teaches that the only way to Heaven is by killing non-Muslims. You can judge it by Sharia. You can compare the Hadith to Jesuism, essentially the teachings of Muhammad vs the teachings of Jesus. You can judge it by the fact that the caliphate is still an active utopianism existing within Islam (whereas Christendom is not) and so on.
We don't have to discuss or argue about it, I just found it distasteful to sit through a video that underscores, in explicit detail, the atrocities suffered by gay men in Islamic countries. You can tell a lot from tone, and that video's intention is to inflame its viewers toward Islam without taking into account any geopolitical or cultural history.
Maybe you're just a little sensitive to "muh Islamophobia" or some other progressive nonsense?
Actually the intention of the video was specifically a response video to a LGBT pro-Islam support movement of some description. In that context, the tone makes perfect sense. I'd expect the same from a video addressing black supporters of the KKK. Islam is not just opposed to that community, it violently annihilates it wherever it rules and reviles it actively wherever the Islamic culture takes root.