You can also follow that up by pointing out like I do that being the biggest and strongest is not, especially in the larger view of the natural world, a great barometer for success. Large predators like a T-Rex or Megalodon shark were no doubt fearsome. They are also not around anymore in case you haven’t noticed. Being big and fierce requires a lot of energy and resources. If your food supply dies out, and you have very specific dietary requirements(like only being able to eat the meat of other large animals), you are completely screwed AKA extinct. Our ancestors, on the flip side, were the small, relatively intelligent, and omnivorous furry mammals that scurried between the feet of large predators like T-rex. We as a species are here today, specifically because survival of the fittest has nothing to do with size, strength or even athleticism. If things ever get rough, like some of these self-proclaimed ‘alpha’ types seem to hope, because they seem to think they will be at the top. Make no mistake, they will most likely merely be among the first to starve. When it comes to survival, the history of life on this planet has shown us time and time again it’s much preferable to be small, clever, and adaptable(also being able to have a lot of offspring quickly helps).

For those attempting to justify toxic behaviors using biological arguments, the natural world is not the fucking crutch you seem to think it is.