When Everyone Is r-selected, It Is The K-Strategist Who Is Weird

Everything is upside down:

A California woman, who spoke to FoxNews.com but asked not to be identified, said she was shopping with her 12-year-old daughter and the girl’s younger friend when her daughter told her what had happened moments earlier at an REI sporting goods store during a shopping trip in late August…

“I asked her what was wrong and she told me ‘A man used the bathroom while we were in there and it scared me.’”

When the mother turned the car around and went back to the store to confront the manager of the Santa Rosa store, she said she was stunned to learn that the man, who she said was not dressed in women’s clothes and did not appear outwardly to be transgender, had done nothing wrong in the eyes of the employees and other customers.

“I spoke with the manager and told her what happened,” the mother said. “She didn’t skip a beat. She told me that REI does not decide who people are or what they can do.”

The exchange didn’t stop there, according to the woman, who said the unidentified store manager lectured her in front of customers before ordering her to leave.

This needs to be reset by resource restriction and a lot of aggressive unrest. As people in-group, they will begin to purge defectives from their in-groups, to increase their competitiveness. If belonging to in-groups is important, the defectives will begin to put gaining acceptance of their defects on the back-burner, in order to avoid being purged and consigned to failure and maybe death.

In such a world, children, women, and morals will once again take on significance, and selfish defectives will stop foisting the detriments of their defects on everyone else.

Apocalypse cometh™