I'm 3rd (possibly 4th) generation Atheist, but was able to handle religion in general until a few years ago, when i lost my ability to tolerate it in any way. Sadly, my kids have picked up on this, and it's made things like holidays much more boring (we're not just anti-theist, but anti-anything with religious undertones/overtones, including Santa (so nobody wanted any kinds of decorations/etc), Thanksgiving ("who are we thanking, anyway?" ), etc.
Nobody said life as a skeptic was fun, but none of us are comfortable any other way.

I dream of a world without religion, and a world without smokers. I doubt I'll see it in my lifetime, but with luck eventually my descendants will.

I've become very anti-theist simply due to the fact that the moment you display your disbelief in god and/or magical thinking, others are ready to rip your throat out w/their illogical and supremely ignorant indoctrinated notions. I wish I could say that I knew other atheists here other than my husband, but it turns out that though the quality of life and weather in Florida is better, the people are burnt out from the sun. I would love to start a group where like-minded people get together in person and just talk about what they deal with as an atheist, and also talk about how we can organize, and stop the death-roll of religion in our politics.

Most of them are harmless despite their god's wishes. The only way to pull the countries' figurative head from the rectum would be to teach all children, no exceptions for home schooling, a class in school about religion. There need to cover all religions, past and present. Then, bring back those corny 80's ads for the war on drugs and replace religion. "This is your brain, this your brains on religion." One would hope, eventually reality and the wisdom obtained from it's knowledge would replace the conventional wisdom of god did it.

Im tolerant. In no way do i bend to their beliefs but I feel everyone has the right to believe what they want n its not my place to butt in. I'm respectful in that if its a religious situation that demamds participation, I leave. If I am to respect the religious, I demand respect back. If they can't be respectful, I'm done with them altogether. Tolerance and respect are my biggest rules to live in peace. I don't have energy to argue with every christian or Muslim i pass.

On YouTube, I am known as a militant anti-theist. I give no quarter to people that think they are superior and condemn others based on a mythical being that empowers them to bigotry and hate. Unfortunately, newly self-proclaimed atheist carry their bigotry along with them into their new reality. It is a kind of sinister opposite mindset and have anger issues directed at their past social belief structures. They turn their activism towards social engineering society. They try to become the great equalizers. You know them as SJW's and liberal regressives'. They tend to side with self-loathing cucks in the hopes of undoing the past. The new religion is social engineering. What is going on in Europe right now is a classic example of how a few of these individuals empower the cultural degradation of western values. Islamic cultural enrichment is coming to a town near you.

Religion, for all it's faults, has done great things for civilization. It has inspired great thought and great art for example.

Theists are like everyone else. Some are fine people and some are jerks.

A doctor told me I can't treat you unless you admit that you have the affliction you want to be treated for. So I followed that with you can't change unless you admit that you need to change. In addition, you can't stump with believers because they haven't admitted to themselves that it could all be a horrible lie. So I don't evangelize my beliefs because there's no one who will admit they want to hear them. I've always been a black sheep who walked his own path and been in a minority one way another where ever I go.

I'm pretty militant about. I used to not be. I let people do whatever. But then my family started getting on my nerves: "Hey, just go - just walk inside the church." It's all fun and games until someone spills the holy water of hypocrisy... or something. I was cool with their little jokes, but they didn't like mine in return. A collection of other shit happened. And now I make it a point to shut down any religious validation in my immediate presence.
For instance, my sister and her boyfriend say "On god?" when mining for honesty from each other. One will say something like, "There's a sale on chocolate at the liquor store," and the other will respond, "On gah?!" They say it really fast. If I'm within spitting distance I'll say something like, "Jokes on you, god don't exist," or, "I bet you won't put that on Cthulhu, though. They usually laugh.
But my extended family, namely my uncles, they get a different treatment: "First you have to prove the existence of your god, and then you can use your mouth." If I'm feeling especially gladiatorial that day.
If someone hands me a bible I'll say, "Thanks, I've been meaning to read a good fairy tale. I heard this one has a huge, and sometimes ugly, fanbase, like anime."
Aside from that, I don't do much to "educate" people.

"How anti-theist are you?"

A lot but not entirely.

"Not only am I an unapologetic atheist, but I am an anti-theist."

I actually prefer not to call myself an atheist not because I'm not one but because so few people (some of which are atheists!) understand what the word actually means so why bother? There are a lot of things I don't believe in too like mermaids & the Loch Ness Monster but I see no need for a special term about finding them unbelievable either so why would I need a special word to identify me as not believing god claims either? I can think of one or two things I like about religion I cannot find elsewhere but that's not saying a lot.

"Sure, I live in the real world and I have friends and relatives who are believers, but I do take many opportunities to educate others as to the horrors of religion and its horrific crimes."

Yeah I try to too. Like them I once thought that religion wasn't out & out evil & I wouldn't go quite that far even now because I don't believe that evil actually exists either BUT now I've learnt what is actually in the Buy Bull I'm far less ignorant about all the toxic stuff in it which you tend not to hear about at school or even in church unless you happen to attend the Westborough Baptist Church perhaps! L.O.L.

"Human rights are threatened all over this planet because of religion and people are being tortured and murdered because of it."

Sure but it's actually 'faith' more than anything that bothers me & even atheists can have faith in certain things sometimes (but not "atheism" because contrary to popular belief atheism isn't a belief at all).

"We are now living in a climate where it is OK to discriminate and call it freedom of religion. IN the USA, you can believe in human sacrifice, but you can't practice it."

That's no fun! Let's start a campaign: 'Atheists For Human Sacrifice' L.O.L!

Yes, totally atheist and anti-theist. I tend to take the strident militant unapologetic atheist stance as I take the same position as John Maynard Keynes “The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones.” So a strong opposition is needed for real change therefore moderates are wanted but only needed once the real change has already happened.