I agree with the overall idea, but I will push back on the "natural selection" because I think it gets too much play as a driver anti-social/anti-community behavior. We have communal instincts that were essential to our survival as a species. Physically, we ain't much in the animal kingdom. We've got thumbs and an efficient walk, but after that it gets pretty thin. If we didn't have the instinct to cooperate, we would have never made it as a species. Unlike a lot of species that have the alpha/harem mating dynamic, we are genetically predisposed to function as a family. (We have too big of heads to go full term in pregnancy, so we get squeezed out after nine months in a completely vulnerable state, requiring a mother to stay with the infant and a father to find food.) We almost certainly needed to hunt cooperatively, because a single human ain't chasing down, or killing, shit. And that is all pre-civilization; without civilization and the effects of shared, inherited, constantly improving knowledge, we don't come to dominate the world. But, some will compare ourselves to other species with more independent life-plans as evidence that it is part of our nature. Our individual competitive instincts are balanced against our cooperative instincts. I agree that balance may be out of whack with the demands of the modern world, but honestly I think a lot of our current problems go back to our communal instincts, and the need for MAGA to be part of something.