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''See also:'' [[Views on atheists]] and [[Atheism and social outcasts]]
 
''See also:'' [[Views on atheists]] and [[Atheism and social outcasts]]
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Atheism is an arrogant ideology which has a lot of arrogant, angry, quarrelsome and immoral adherents (see: [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Atheism and anger]] and [[Atheism and social/interpersonal intelligence|Atheism and social intelligence]] and  [[Moral failures of the atheist community]] and [[Atheism and love]]).  As a result, atheists often create a lot antipathy towards themselves - especially atheists who are [[militant atheism|militant atheists]]/misotheists (see: [[Views on atheists]]).  
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Atheism is an arrogant ideology which has a lot of arrogant, angry, quarrelsome and immoral adherents (see: [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Atheism and anger]] and [[Atheism and social/interpersonal intelligence|Atheism and social intelligence]] and  [[Atheist population and immorality]] and [[Atheism and love]]).  As a result, atheists often create a lot antipathy towards themselves - especially atheists who are [[militant atheism|militant atheists]]/misotheists (see: [[Views on atheists]]).  
    
In addition, in the [[United States]], many [[American atheism|American atheists]] [[Atheism and politics|are leftists]] who engage in [[identity politics]].  As a result, many atheists like to whine about how they are viewed negatively in society which has a tendency to foster additional antipathy towards them (See [[Atheist whining]]).  Given the foolish nature of atheism and given that atheists in the United States tend to be white males, identity politics has not gained much traction in the political realm (see: [[Western atheism and race]] and [[Atheism and women]]). Furthermore, many conservative theists dislike that fact that atheists have engaged in pushing their ideology in the educational system (see: [[Atheist indoctrination]]).
 
In addition, in the [[United States]], many [[American atheism|American atheists]] [[Atheism and politics|are leftists]] who engage in [[identity politics]].  As a result, many atheists like to whine about how they are viewed negatively in society which has a tendency to foster additional antipathy towards them (See [[Atheist whining]]).  Given the foolish nature of atheism and given that atheists in the United States tend to be white males, identity politics has not gained much traction in the political realm (see: [[Western atheism and race]] and [[Atheism and women]]). Furthermore, many conservative theists dislike that fact that atheists have engaged in pushing their ideology in the educational system (see: [[Atheist indoctrination]]).
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