His opportunity to resist (at risk to his own life) notwithstanding.... surely you don't mean to suggest that the victim of a mugging somehow makes a free-will decision to enrich his mugger.... do you?
His choice is coerced.
God says in effect, "Love me, or you'll roast for all eternity".
Now imagine a human parent interacting with his child.
Would he be right in saying, "Love me, or I'll hold your hand over the kitchen stove burner"..?