That's because you have a skewed view of atheists. The majority of atheists you become aware of on the internet are of course going to be the ones in debates. The "silent" atheists will never be in a discussion where their atheism is relevant, thus they would never reveal their atheism and you would never know they were atheists. There are way more "silent" atheists; they simply don't enter these discussions.

For every 1 bad thing theists have done in real world, there are at least 10 more good things they did as well. For every bad thing atheists have done on internet or real world...there are almost zero good things they did in real world or internet. Unless you count upvoting a page on reddit or a leftover starbucks change donation.

Well you said how he used real world examples to prove how stupid theists are...so why not use both sides of the story. He intentionally picked only the bad sides, when its obvious that the good side outweights the bad (today at least, it wasnt always the case)

If your posts are going to contain such inane generalizations and inaccuracies, you shouldn't expect anybody on the opposing side to grant you the courtesy of civil discourse.

I didn't pick only the bad sides just to say theists are bad but merely to show that their vocal profession of faith far outweighs the vocal profession of the lack of faith by atheists since your stated that atheists spend "half of my internet time trying to convince myself my beliefs are right and the opposites are wrong."

Well, if you are only considering God spiritually (mind and not tangible) then there isn't anything to discuss as reality itself is subjective and each person's experience is unique in that regard. 

We have discovered the higgs boson at this point, so stating that matter and anti-matter are created in self-cancelling amounts is not accurate at all. They simply are not created in self-cancelling amounts, matter wins out which is why we exist at all.

Your concept that nothing can't do anything is quite unfounded. We have no real world examples of true nothingness, and I would conclude it is the exact opposite - it is boundless freedom, limitless, unheeded by laws, rules, space, restrictions.  

I don't know what the original topic is anymore, but if it's gay marriage and religion does it really need to be discussed? Surely no religious person can come in here and rationally argue against gay marriage.

If your posts are going to contain such inane generalizations and inaccuracies, you shouldn't expect anybody on the opposing side to grant you the courtesy of civil discourse.

It may was a generalization, but the point remains true. Christian religion today does far more good than evil.

I didn't pick only the bad sides just to say theists are bad but merely to show that their vocal profession of faith far outweighs the vocal profession of the lack of faith by atheists since your stated that atheists spend "half of my internet time trying to convince myself my beliefs are right and the opposites are wrong."

There's a key word there: ''internet''. I thought it was pretty obvious I was talking about MY experience online and online ONLY. I wonder did you ignore that on purpose. 

And it actually makes sense for religious people to to be more vocal about their belief , because it actually has content while Atheism is just ''Dont believe in any Gods'', its an empty belief, like DVD with no pictures. And its not that they promote atheism, they just simply attack religion (Anti theism). I dont see many religious people in the public constantly ranting about atheism. No, they stick to their belief and dont feel so insecure that they need to attack the opposite one. 

I'll make you a deal, player 1x3.  I will stop posting in religious threads if you do, too.  I'd rather have an opinion, but I'll make the sacrifice if it means you stop peddling your nonsense crusade against atheism.  

What say you?