If you wish to use "we" in the context of belonging to a group of people who share a common disbelief, then certainly. However, I disagree that all religion being "nonsense" is part of the general body of human understanding and knowledge.
Although the number of athiests and agnostics is rising, the number of people converting to Islam is rising far faster, (far faster than the number of people converting to any Christian belief in fact) and the overall number of people in the world who practice some kind of faith, vastly outnumbers atheists and agnostics. People are rapidly shifting faiths from one to another as well.
Although this study is limited to the U.S., here is a Pew study to educate you. http://religions.pewforum.org/reports As you can see, "Unaffiliated" is listed at 16.1%, with Atheists comprising 1.6% and Agnostics comprising 2.4%. Agnosticism isn't even an outright denial of religion in the way that Atheism is, so you're really quite in the minority.
Look Damon, I know you have no use for faith and that's cool because you're entitled to your own beliefs or lack of them but you should really stop making unsupported claims that the rest of the world agrees with you, and stop acting like you're here to educate the rswarrior forum as if it's the last bastion of religious retard-holdouts. You know all of those religious symbols that you cleverly have in your signature line? Those people VASTLY outnumber you, they outnumber people who think like you, and do not acknowledge that faith is nonsense.
When refuting the validity of general faith-based beliefs (especially when making the sweeping, general statements that you do), the safest, most correct arguement you can use begins with "I" or "The athiest community" and to a certain extent "the agnostic community". I know it comforts you to believe that more people believe as you do in order to validate your feelings but you should just accept that your lack of belief is the minority view and be comfortable with that.