> Dawkins, Harris and Hitchens certainly fall/fell into the "against organised religion" camp.
I took your "the latter two camps" (which I what I was asking about) to be the last two you mentioned
'"I don't want anyone to be religious" (and it's related form, "I think anyone who is religious is stupid")',
not "against organised religion".
> Dawkins strays into the "no-one should be religious" camp
I dispute this. Do you have any examples?
> Communities around atheism (e.g. the subreddit) are usually pretty unkind towards Christians
Sure, but I was responding to your statement "people who claim to represent atheism". There's a big difference to people who are atheists and people who claim to represent atheism.
I took your "the latter two camps" (which I what I was asking about) to be the last two you mentioned
'"I don't want anyone to be religious" (and it's related form, "I think anyone who is religious is stupid")',
not "against organised religion".
> Dawkins strays into the "no-one should be religious" camp
I dispute this. Do you have any examples?
> Communities around atheism (e.g. the subreddit) are usually pretty unkind towards Christians
Sure, but I was responding to your statement "people who claim to represent atheism". There's a big difference to people who are atheists and people who claim to represent atheism.