Technically being an Atheist is a religion right?
What sort of technical elements give you this impression?
I mean religion is loosely translated as a belief no?
No. Because this reductionist attempt would lose the entire meaning of religion as (a) Social (b) Organised/Institutionalised belief system which promotes (c) Non-existing super heroes and their power/creation regime in "real time".
So if we (Atheists) believe there is no religion that is a belief yes?
If you (Atheist) believe there is no religion, that means you are simply nuts. There are religions, we see their historical and daily life effects. Because people believe in them, and they try to understand every crucial concept (life, death, existence, etc.) through their religions. Moreover, they organise their lives according to what they imagine.
And if you do not accept that there are religions, how on earth you become an atheist in the first place? You can be an atheist because you would not believe in the idea of deity, God, and related concepts presented by religions. You can still be spiritualist, yet again be an Atheist at the same time, if you are against only what those religions offer.
Which means that we do have a religion.
I don't think many Atheist would want to see their Atheism next to yours, if you say this. Especially if you are consuming the traditional and conventional meaning of the word of "religion".
Being an Atheist actually goes directly against our belief. Ironic no?
No. Imagine you are an Atheist, and you are believing in non-theistic but supernatural things (such as Jedi force); you are still against the ideology of theistic religions. Imagine you are an Atheist, and you are against the whole idea of supernatural things, although you are still believing in probabilities of establishing more secure, just and ethical society, based on human civilization. In any case, you are not believing in what religions promote.
If you want to take Atheism as a belief system, especially as a "religious" belief system, you must find the object of this belief: What do you believe in? You are against what they believe in, but do you suggest an alternative to it. If your answer is No, that means you are simply not believing in it. And not believing in something doesn't count as a religion. In order to become a religion, you must have something to believe in in the first place. Denying a story doesn't automatically makes you a member of another religion. If someone says that there are flying elephants, and I do not believe in it, that doesn't mean that I do not believe them just because I am "Anti-flying elephants. It simply means that elephants can't fly because of the lack of evidence.
Well, tell me what you think and if you think being and Atheist is really a religion.
Forget about this "We atheists" generalisation: I think you should first tell us what do you believe in as a member of "Atheist religion" (?), then we can discuss if it fits the norms of a religion...