Militant Atheism?

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It would only be hypocritical if I acted against my own professed ideology.

If your ideology is to object and you object to objection what is that if not hypocritical.

It isn't hypocritical to think my opinion is best and others not.  That's not hypocrisy.  It may be other things, but it's not hypocritical.

I'm really curious why so many fundamentalist militant atheists use words without conforming to their standard definition, even while accursing others of doing the same while the latter use the source of that standard definition. Hypocrisy: "the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; pretense." You object to others objecting. Double standard. Hypocrisy.

I agree it's not fair.  I put murderers behind bars and allow non-murderers to walk free.  It's not equal.

Stop that. It is fair. Murderers should be put to death and non-murderers should walk free. It doesn't always work like that, though, sometimes murderers walk and non-murderers are put to death. Because people think they are right when they're not or they think they make the rules and can decide which is which.

They think they're right, but they are wrong.

The same may apply to you.

I don't believe in live and let live.  I don't want to ignore my neighbour molesting his kids.  I won't just let him have his opinion and lifestyle.

I didn't say molest and let molest, I said live and let live. I'm not talking about murder and child molestation, I'm talking about religious belief or lack thereof. Someone who believes in something has the right to do so just as you do. You take that away because you think you're right and someone else will eventually take it away from you.

Actual harm.  Yes, that's what we are talking about.  I totally understand someone might think the same about me, but I would think they are wrong.  A Nazi thinks they're in the right.  I don't.  That's not stupidity or hypocrisy.  That's a difference of opinion.  Yes,everyone prefers their own beliefs.  So I'm no different.

But you're doing the same thing as the Nazi. The Nazis thought they were right. The British and Americans thought they were right committing the atrocities they've committed.  

And if I'm a hypocrite so is everyone and it's moot.

Well, I'm not going to argue that.

In short, then, I reject your claim I'm being hypocritical.

Oakey dokey.

So, again, why should I not object to religion?

Your reasons are your own. For me personally it's their violence, greed, fraud, distortion, etc. I would advise you think carefully about what you are objecting to exactly, and why, and how those objections could, if put into practice, hinder your own opinions, beliefs (disbeliefs) etc.

I think religion is harmful.

I agree.

I don't want it in society.

Societies are harmful.

If religionists don't want my ideology in society they're wrong.  That's not hypocritical, it's ethnocentric perhaps, but not hypocritical.

It doesn't matter if they are wrong, especially when you may be the one wrong. Right and wrong are subjective. Who decides what is right and what is wrong and how do they do that? What are the potential errors?