The evangelical mindset is by nature rude and pushy since the point is forcing your beliefs on others; there is also the quirk of human nature that the less confidence you have in your position the more you will defend it. For example, it's old school common sense that rather than disapprove of a child's dating choices, it's better to stand back and let them figure it out for themselves.

Because old liberal atheists men, are wise enough to know, that cornering people is rude and counter productive ?

I’d corner you to ask your opinion on a ripe melon.

I wonder if in addition to it being a number's game (more theists then atheists) if a flawed (entitled) mindset of many male theists, (man is better then woman therefore woman needs a man to be complete because god endorses the man to be the leader over women. The old “Thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.” (Gen. 3:16.) Some feel this is demeaning to women, and some men use it as an excuse to exercise unrighteous dominion.

I never corner women anywhere.

We have a Walmart Super-Center in Wasilla AK and I only shop there once a month for 1 item nobody else has... and they are always out of cool, liberal, atheist, women... go figure?

I'm proud to say I have never set-foot in any Walmart.

The Bible is full of references to long flowing tresses so maybe you are just picking up those Xstian dudes who grew up with a long hair fetish - it certainly seemed to work for Crystal Gayle. My wife has longish hair, past her shoulders and she gets a lot of looks from the local men who's wives have long since moved to the football helmet cut as it is easier to maintain and discourages unwanted advances.
Just a theory and like all theories it may be off the mark.

You have just been unlucky.

I have little choice but to avoid Walmart since there isn’t one in my county, nor in the other two adjoining counties here in the SF Bay Area.

Could be because liberal men avoid Walmart as much as possible too.

Because they just don’t read cues. Why they vote for the most unqualified candidates they can find.

cuz it's Walmart?

I go to Walmart but not the one in Springfield.

Try the public library, the ones there are more likely to be literate. I used to volunteer, they loved that I could shelve the non-fiction using the Dewey Decimal system hahahahahahahaha. But seriously, I met some interesting people, one of them retired from the Jet Propulsion Lab. As a bonus you can filter them by the books they choose.

Maybe you're just not shopping at the right Walmart dear

Speaking from just my small circle of old, atheist, liberal men: We don't go to Walmart.

Well, if I ever see you at Wally's I'll be sure to say hello!