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Crybully snowflakes are an aberration of nature

Since they believe in the false narrative of man-made climate change, college snowflake "crybullies" all believe they are close to nature. But they've never actually studied anything in nature, and they don't understand any real phenomena in the natural world, which is why reality is such a horrifying shock to them.

Case in point: Ask any anthropologist or naturalist about the survival of any species in the real world of natural competition. They will describe to you the laws of "natural selection," which are sometimes called "Darwinism." Natural selection is a process by which the weaker, more fragile and less adaptive members of any species are killed off or denied reproductive partners. This weeds them out of the gene pool of the species, resulting in a stronger, more adaptive and more successful species that can survive a challenging, competitive world.

This is true across populations of deer, songbirds, whales, squirrels, bacteria and even viruses. Everywhere you look in nature, these key principles are abundantly evident in the survival of any species:

#1) COMPETITION: In competition, there are winners and losers. Winners get to live and pass their genes to the next generation. Losers die and are removed from the gene pool.

#2) ADAPTATION: Successful organisms in any population show strong adaptive capabilities to handle challenging stresses that require alteration of the organism's goals or strategies to survive and thrive.

#3) STRONG MALES = SUCCESSFUL OFFSPRING: In mammals and many other types of living organisms, those males which are the strongest at protecting their families and beating out other competing males for reproductive rights are rewarded with genetic influence over the next generation of youth to be born. Because reproduction involves recombinant genetic "mixing" of genes from males and females, the most successful offspring will come from mothers who were able to mate with the males that were most adaptive and fit to survive.

These principles are universal across the natural world. Yet even as today's college snowflake crybullies believe themselves to be

informed about nature and even protectors of nature, in truth they are little more than aberrations of nature. 

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