thenexttodie wrote:Which atheistic state would you like to live in, where there is no real freedom of religion?
There are no atheistic states. Never have been, probably never will be. A state where people do not put religion into primacy is a secular state, and one of the key historical descriptions of secular states is their equitable treatment of all religious groups, favouring none. This is exactly akin to the oft-repeated error by theists that atheism is a position that has arguments, rather than simply being 'not theism' as it truly means.
Of course, you can point to Stalin or Pol Pot and try to pretend that they are atheistic states, or say that this shows something essential about secular states, but then you'd have to ignore the clear political ideology repeatedly stated by the relevant states explaining why they did X, and that motivation for doing X is not what you are talking about, so is irrelevant.
Instead, when we look at secular states, we see the most efficient, modern, and humane states in the world. Nordic countries, for example.