Not really the reason. A lot of people from different races have tight-knitted communities. We live in a time where many accept people from different races. We have progressed a lot in just a few decades, so this unhealthy tribalism is dying. It is not inherent to us.
Name ONE wrong thing in this chart
Daniel Moore
Sebastian Powell
1) This is only true up to Dunbar's number. Humans are physiologically limited in our ability to care about and trust others. If you get too many people together, it becomes possible to become "anonymous" in the sense that most people wouldn't recognize you on the street as the person who robbed that store yesterday.
2) Democracy leads to tyranny of the majority and tragedy of the commons. In a work co-op no one works hard, everyone splits the existing wealth, and no new wealth is generated
3) I support this
4) Anarchy doesn't prevent Eco-governance. It actually prevents it, making it possible for someone to dump radioactive sludge into the well (who will stop them? There's no laws)
5) LGBT are bad for society
6) Race realism
7) Tragedy of the commons
8) Vigilante justice leads to overreaction, emotional reaction, and double jeopardy
7 of your 8 points are bullshit
Justin Thompson
Tell that to the Jews that own the banks and media outlets.
Adrian Wright
looks like some commie bullshit tagged with the label of "anarchism"
faggot
Jose Smith
>A lot of people from different races have tight-knitted communities
I've never seen one.
>It is not inherent to us
Then why have we organized in this way for thousands of years?