Neither. He gave mankind free will agency. If He had not we would all be mere automatons or droids... not having the ability to choose right or wrong... having right or wrong forced upon us.
Because we have free will agency we can choose evil, which inevitably causes harm unto others. Yes, this is painful. It is tragic. God allows it.
Yet in the end there shall be a recompense. Those who suffered unjust things yet remained faithful and did good unto others, even their enemies... shall receive a great reward, and eternity in paradise filled with joy and love. The pains they suffered in this life by evil doers will seem like a fleeting nightmare that quickly passed.
Yes there are many who profess God while doing evil. They are hypocrites and will receive greater damnation. Jesus plainly warned us that there shall be MANY false prophets and false apostles. He warns us that we shall be persecuted and the persecutors shall think they are doing God's will. Muslim terrorists bomb innocent people and think they are doing God's service. Mormons killed innocent people in the Meadows Mountain massacre. Christian mobs killed Mormons and drove them out of Missouri (in this land of freedom for religion no less).
Just because professors of the Bible do not follow the Bible does not mean the Bible is false... only the professors. Jesus said " Many shall say unto me Lord Lord, have we not done many wonderful works in thy name, and they shall be told Depart from me ye workers of iniquity, I know ye not".
The "Word of Jesus" forbids persecuting those who are not of the church. It teaches we should love our enemies, do good unto those who persecute us. It is not the Word of Jesus that causes these problems but those people who fail to follow the Word of Jesus.
I know hypocrites can cause many to reject the word of God. Jesus says these not only shall not enter heaven, but prevent those who are trying to. These hypocrites compass land and sea to make one convert and once they do they make them twice the child of hell.
Belief that at the judgment day a restitution of these things requires faith. That is where you lack.