content: Because you are reading with quick emotions, slow down a little, the slag is against the title, not the person. The point is that it's trying to make a positive connection between kindness and a particular religion which is wide known for discrimination and hypocrisy, specifically in those countries. I am all for kindness, even at my lowest points in life I readily give cash to those in need around me and to others anonymously. But when they say oh look, what a kind gentleman, praise Allah, when in truth it's more than likely he would not just discriminate against a person who is atheist or gay, but openly condemn them and claim they deserve what they got as per their religion prescribes. Basically, I'm stating that we should be careful, religious kindness historically has limits.