Nowhere in the passage is it saying that. Merely that A, B, and C are the same and their difference play less of role in society than we think.
Radical Christians are no different from radical Muslims who are no different than radical Jews.
Radical Christians are no different from radical Muslims who are no different than radical Jews.
> Radical Christians are no different from radical Muslims who are no different than radical Jews.
Bashing one monotheistic religion while trying to contort logic around supporting the others is a fruitless endeavor.
Let's take your argument at face value - let's assume that Jewish radicals are as common among the Jews as Muslim radicals are among the Muslims. We disagree about the cause and the effect in the holy land, so let's disregard it. Please list for me all terror attacks that are plausibly attributed to Jews - worldwide. Then tell me how much larger the Muslim population is than the Jewish population. I'll use your own numbers to respond with an appropriate number of terror attacks plausibly attributed to Muslims.
If I can't beat the target number I'll rescind my stance.
We can go back and forth on this however many times you want. The issue I am raising is that all three religions are dangerous when used to justify murderous goals. You unfortunately are hung up on the idea that a religion is less bad or more bad than the others.
That is an irrational foundation for me to spend any more time debating against.