Why haven't the fundies leapt on this?

[wackadoodle]

en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Stalin

first quote:

"God's not unjust, he doesn't actually exist. We've been deceived. If God existed, he'd have made the world more just... I'll lend you a book and you'll see."
A teenaged Stalin after reading The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin. Quoted by Simon Sebag Montefiore, Young Stalin, page 49.

Now Stalin and Hitler could have been co-presidents of the Charles Darwin fanclub and it still wouldnt have changed the facts of evolution, but the fundies just love these quotes and I'm wondering why I havent seen one quote on here using this as an example of the evil athiests.

[Sigmaleph]

Conservapedia, always reliable fundies, picked up on it. It seems to go back to a single book published in 2007 and I'm not sure it's legit, but of course, that has never stopped fundies. The whole "Darwin recanted on his deathbed" and all.
So, in short, I haven't a clue.

[CtraK]

Of course, older Stalin didn't have to go and lend support to his teenage hypothesis.

Also, he's probably the most famous proselytiser of Lamarckian evolution going, which is highly unlikely to have anything to do with it.