And the right turns against anti-theism because their political allies are religious and don't want to offend them.

There is more to it than just that.

There's a lot to it, obviously.

But I think anti-theism is still needed, especially because of Islam.

But even atheists hate anti-theism. All the fedora memes were atheistic inside joking, then turned to self-hatred and now already Christian weapon against atheists.

The left turns against anti-theists because they'd be against Islam, yes so far so true. But not because that's racist (the left uses "racist" not honestly but to defame the target). The honest reason as to why the left defends Islam is because Islam is anti-capitalist, and so is the left. Muslims are a guaranteed ally on that regard culturally speaking, or a guaranteed voter politically speaking.

So the left turns against anti-theists because the left is anti-capitalist, and they can't attack another anti-capitalist ideology. So instead they attack anti-theists.

The enemy of my ally is my enemy

Basically

Well, shouldn't conservatives become more tolerant toward anti-theism as a response?

Anti-theism doesn't provide meaning nor is it capable of anything else but deconstructing the grand meta-narratives that unify us. While there is a place for defying the extreme dogmatism amongst certain theist groups, there is such a thing as being militant and harassing people you'll never convince of anything.

Being anti-islam is fine, though. Anyone with a proper christian moral fiber would realize it has problems.

Depends on what you mean by "conserative"

Depends on the anti-theist and depends on the political group around the anti-theist, whom he or she wants to associate with.

I think anti-theism is just unhealthy

I'm an agnostic/atheist, not anti-theist

It saves time, effort, energy, I don't feel angry all the time

It's bad to feel angry all the time, I know because I've been through that

Well yeah, actual practice will actually get you shot. To be anti-theist is the same to being anti-social. You will actively stop people from performing those acts.

I used to be anti-theist

Why be anti-anti-theism if you are not anti-anti-SJW as well?

Never confuse the 'a' prefix for the 'anti' prefix

I'm not anti-anti-theism, I'm just not anti-theist myself

I'm anti-theist in a tangent sense of being misanthropic.

I've actually been distancing myself from anti-SJW's as well

I don't follow most of the channels anymore that keep speaking about it

It's unhealthy if it goes on for too long

We haven't made progress, it's time to change tactics

Thing is, there has been made a lot of progress.

Yeah ok sure

I guess maybe it's just diminished too much, is what I mean

The return of investment is low now

A lack of progress made so far would be far more harmful if we didn't point out the power they had.

I just believe it's time to start unifying on common ground again

Well. Using the anti-sjw angle to get at having a different moral foundation from the norm that created the sjws is a good way to go.

That's why atheists and Christians have been meeting in the middle, they don't want to be angry at people all the time

Considering human behavior and history, that would require a war

So instead they work on shaking hands

@ETBrooD And what is that common ground to unify around?

The preservation of the west against the radical destruction from communism and similar ideologies like Islam

Space exploration used to be a great unifier, and should still be. But nowadays we seem perfectly happy to burn up with our rock.

The excessively faith-demonstrating christians might be obnoxious, but at least they conform to a moral foundation that you share with them in no small part.