Wilson believes that women should "not ordinarily" hold political office, and should never serve in combat roles in the military.

These are mainstream Republican values.
Something like 90% of elected Republicans are men.

"It was State sanctioned atheism that resulted in the deaths of between 60 and 100 million people in just the last century alone."

Was it though?

Was it state sanctioned theism that resulted in ethnically cleansimg the Americas? The Pope divining South America between Spain and Portugal, for example.

"attributed to policies enacted by communist, state-atheist regimes"

So we can likewise say the ethnic cleansing of the New World was attributed to policies enacted by Christian regimes, right Corky?

"Atheists got more done in one century than theists did in several."

Did they?
Tell us about the continents the atheists ethnically cleansed.
North America, South America, Australia. Ethnically cleansed by Christians.

"I said both could be used as evil"

Oh so atheism isn't evil, per se.
And religion isn't good, per se.

Yet you routinely mention that atheists killed 60 million people, about once a month.
And I don't think I've ever heard you say how many millions the religious people killed.

"A 2018 study estimated that 55 million indigenous people died following the European conquest"

Entire continents had their indigenous cultures and people eradicated, never to exist again.
Atheists have never been able to pull off annoying of that scale or magnitude.
To be fair, to your point, they've only had the chance for a century or so.

Simply being an atheist was enough to get you killed. Heck simply being the wrong flavor of Christian got you killed.
How many people did the Christians kill in the history of Christianity, for rejecting their version of Christianity?
I asked the AI. It included The Holocaust, but not the Holodomor. Sorry if the formatting is jacked.

Estimates for the number of people killed in the name of Christianity, specifically for rejecting their version of the faith or through religiously motivated violence, vary widely depending on the scope of events included. A conservative subtotal based on explicit numerical ranges from historical events such as the Crusades, Inquisition, witch hunts, and forced conversions in the Americas and Africa is approximately 56 - 84 million deaths.
Key events and their estimated death tolls include:
The Taiping Rebellion: 20 - 30 million deaths, involving mass displacement and community destruction.
Religious wars in Europe: 6 - 12 million deaths, including famine, disease, and social collapse.
The Crusades: 1 - 3 million documented or estimated deaths, plus displacement and enslavement.
Charlemagne's wars of conversion: 100,000 - 200,000 deaths, along with forced conversions.
Hussite Wars: 100,000 - 200,000 deaths, devastating Bohemian society.
Peasant revolts and suppression: 100,000 - 200,000 deaths.
Suppressions of heretical movements: 200,000 - 1 million for the Albigensian Crusade alone, plus tens of thousands of Huguenots.
Forced conversions in Africa and Asia: 10 - 15 million deaths.
The Black Holocaust (Transatlantic Slave Trade): 12 - 15 million deaths, legitimized by papal bulls.
The Inquisition: 15,000 - 25,000 documented executions, with many more imprisoned or tortured.
Witch hunts: 40,000 - 60,000 documented deaths.
Jewish pogroms and anti-semitic policies: Tens of thousands of deaths, leading to expulsions and ghettoization.
Holocaust complicity: 6 million Jewish victims, with Christian anti-Semitism noted as a contributing factor.

"As I said, both atheism and theism can be used for evil purposes."

You haven't said if they can they both be used for good purposes...

"Die, heretic!" And I pushed him over.

That is such a classic.