What you mean is "0nly if you demonise believers in Leprechauns for it" (not all Irish believe in Leprechauns). But believers in Leprechauns also don't have a history of trying to force their belief down your throat to the extent that it is pervasive in our culture and encouraging uncritical and irrational thinking.Only if you demonise them for it. After all, would you like to be demonised because your beliefs are the minority?
You do realise that derailing the discussion to matters of what Einstein thought, is an Appeal to Authority - and a classical logical fallacy?Presenting only a portion of work so that it conforms to your bias while ignoring the context [ie like your quoting parts of a sentence from the Quran] would be unethical by my definition. I understand atheists follow a different dictionary. Hence Dawkins omission of those portions of Einsteins opinions which contradicted his personal bias, while calling other people deluded. As a man inifinitely guided by empiricism, he probably decided he should decide what other people should see
It matters not one iota what Einstein thought regarding divinity or intelligent design - as he could not substantiate one jot of it - and nor can anyone else.
Further, for someone who was so entwined in mathematics, and the beauty of that subject, it is hardly surprising that he imagined behind the patterns, the simplicity and the beauty of it, a designing hand. But you must also remember that he was but human, and prone to the same lapse of reason in matters beyond our ken as others.