Do you have the right to be an atheist?

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

All i'm saying is that a person born without the knowing of the concept of a god will not be a Atheist by default.
Because to be a Atheist it first takes to know the concepts of theism and then reject the claims proposed by Theism.

Your last statement is here referred to as "antitheism," not "atheism."

But I agree with your first point.  If lacking a belief in God makes you atheist, then my beagle is an atheist, as is my big toe.  But this is not how the word is normally used-- "-ist" implies a thinking agent that could potentially be atheist but happens not to be.  I'd say this is impossible-- you only have the potential to be theist if you are a person AND you have been presented with the God idea.  If you have not accepted this idea, then you have rejected this-- and are a "hard" atheist or an anti-theist.

I think people ACTUALLY are anti-theist.  They're annoyed by shitty arguments, by social manipulation, by bias in the workplace, etc.  It is only philosophically, where you can't prove a negative, that people take the softer position that they "lack a belief in God."

Kudos to you.

@ignoramus

You have to tell me what font that is though!