While your point is more than valid stan about the colonization of America, I feel that it looses its relevance due to the fact that the colonization wasn't driven by religion zealousy. Yes the pilgrims wanted a land to live in and practice their faith but they were not driven by a vision of the entire world believing and practicing the same faith that they do. Islamic conversion in Europe is already being attempted and thankfully it is being pointed out and being flagged. Mosques are being burned because of it and for other reasons beside. That was the reason the Pilgrims were successful. They didn't attempt assimilation or conversion thus allowing for a more effective colonization strategy which to the native Americans only looked as though they wanted land to live upon, not trying to change their faith, society or culture which they would have viewed as more acceptable.