Ask an Atheist

Tiny huh? I don't know how to tell you this but majority of our generation are in fact atheists. I know you're trying to talk like a smart ass but you could save me and you the time of just saying "You're clearly biased against atheists". And you're right, not because of their belief but because of their attitude. Take this satellite kid for example, ht literally takes every opportunity to state hes an atheist. Every. Not many fall far from that tree.

You know why it's a stigma? It isn't because they are the outliers of the society, it's because of their attitude of believing they are better than someone that has any type of dependence on religion. Apparently having faith is simply the same as believing in unicorns and fairies, openly mocked really. I myself extremely dislike those type of atheists as much as I dislike the monopoly churches hold, and how religion has become a tool for manipulation.

But yes, I'm stating a common stereotype of Atheists believing that wearing their beliefs on their sleeve is appropriate. Much like obnoxious kids who don't say the pledge of allegiance because they feel its necessary to reflect that right.

I presume you've missed the point. You were asked to explain where your idea came from, and judging by your reply, the closest thing I would call a response to that request is a reference to the OP.
Just because some Atheists try to be annoying plantains doesn't make the vast majority of us vocal. In fact, to call it a stereotype is sort of a stretch to me.
Even supposing your rebuttal:

Tiny huh? I don't know how to tell you this but majority of our generation are in fact atheists.

is indeed true, it still isn't relevant.

Not all fundamentalist christians try to convert people.

Still, it IS their mission to do so.