You misunderstood a bit. Wasn't necessarily saying devil-worshippers outnumber actual religious people. There aren't any big devil worshipper churches popping up. I was saying it feels more socially acceptable in some cities to be a Satanist than a Christian. Especially with young people on college campuses. You'll see a lot of upside-down crosses and Baphomet symbols and whatnot. I also said I don't think these people are actually devil-worshippers, but are rather doing the Satanist stuff ironically as a slam on religious people / conservatives / everything that's "wrong" with the world to them. And that we have various media pushing that being a Satanist is hip while being God-fearing is old-fashioned, dumb, and maybe even evil and worthy of derision. And I expect a lot of that comes down to an antipathy towards organized religion from people who would like to replace it with political ideology.
So in short you totally missed my point and went on about "Rajaah takes" and uh, yeah. It's also not something I care to debate or argue about because I really don't care what people do in their free time or what their ideological opinions are. It's just something I've noticed a lot the last few years in the Northeast, and if you haven't, then good for you.