But who would want to live with a God who creates some beings for eternal torment?
If God in fact creates some beings for eternal torment, then it matters not a pin whether or not anyone wants to live with Him. It's kinda like saying "Who wants to live in a universe where some people are doomed to live in misery?" or "Who wants to live in a heliocentric solar system?" It is, as the saying goes, what it is.
Guess we have no choice anyway???
Like the choices you have over your height, gender, IQ, race, etc.? And what if the only choice is, in your case, Hobson's choice? Due to cultural programming, inaction, indecision, lack of information (or misinformation), or due to meanness and/or boneheadedness, you're gonna take the default and be destroyed. Wouldn't you rather have that "tyrant" God say, "No, dummy, not there,
here."
Here's the trick. "Free will" means a parent allows his kid to play in the traffic and be run over because snatching the little crumb cruncher out from in front of that Econoline van would intrude on the little darlings freedom of choice. Me, I prefer a parent who hauls the kid out from in front of the juggernaut even if the little twit is howling that it isn't fair and that he really wanted to play with the shiny car.
Destined for hell or destined to live with a tyrant? Not much of a choice anyway.
It's the eternal torment part that needs to be examined more closely.