So I came here for European related stuff. And just saw loads of Islmaphobia

Islam is islam, when certain denominations don't follow Islam as it's supposed to be followed, they stop being muslims.

Yeah I'm also so sure Christianity is also "just Christianity". Oh wait I forgot there are all of the following movements, denominations, and cults that lead to violence and often war in their disagreements with each other.

Arianism, Catharism, Gnosticism, Nestorianism, Donatism, Catholicism, and Orthodox Christianity.

Wahhabism is the closest to what Islam is actually about

LOL Evidence?

It didn't went well, he got very few followers and was ultimately kicked out of Mecca.

Gee I wonder why? Persecution and the treat of death would surly make me wanna stay in such a place.

Then he set camp on Medina, started raiding, wars etc and Quran's narrative got increasingly more violent (and got more followers).

Wrong. The Ummah was under threat of extinction. There is a reason the muslim calander year one is set on the Hijra, they were fleeing for their lives at first and as tensions rose it lead to war. You are intentionally trying to make it sound like Muhammad instigated violence in Mecca when that is simply not true. That's like saying any war in history is just one guy's or one polities faults. No one ever claims that the numerous wars between Roman and Persian empires were only caused because of Rome, that is idiotic and overly simplistic.

So as you do with the Bible or any other book really, the last commandments take precedence over the prior ones.

Wrong, these later "violent commands" are based on historical precedence and are commands by God to the prophet about the geo political implications of the war between the Meccans and the Ummah. These commands are not addressed to the reader and are heavily specific if read in context, which I doubt you ever have.

you are confronted with a particularly vile and dangerous ideology.

Oh yeah and I'm so sure it was Islam that has caused the most suffering & death in the world.

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