Gorillas in the Mist?

[Cyberman]

You guys don't see what this is about?
I'm pretty sure it's a political statement about the current state of our governments and younger people getting into power.

I hesitate to use the phrase "No Shit Sherlock" here. The point is that JYB is, for reasons best known to himself, mangling the concepts of evolution and revolution. However, even in this bizarre context, he is making some basic egregious errors.Viz:

isn't the jungle run by different bands of mutant primates?

Not at all, because primates are not the only species in the jungle. For instance, I think the lions, if asked, might have one or two things to say on that point. Not to mention those remote parts of the rainforest in which the food chain is dominated by various species of giant spider (and where Stimbos fear to tread).

isn't the history of the jungle war between the mutants?

War? No. Struggle for survival? Certainly.

Also, for 'mutants' read 'present evolutionary level of species' or similar. This is not a 50s B-movie. Steve McQueen isn't going to save you.

isn't it part of the evolutionary process of the jungle that primate leadership is always threatened and ultimately changes?

It depends on what febrile model of "evolution" you're toying with. If strength and power earns a survival advantage, then you'd have a point. More power and influence = more pussy and food, but at the cost of increasing insecurity and paranoia as those traits are selectively favoured. Is that the sort of society you want? Because I don't, and I'm sure there are one or two others who might agree.

Fortunately, primates are, generally, among the most social of animals, evolving as a co-operative group. More individuals working together = increased safety, shelter, food, opportunites for mating (unless you happen to be me of course ) etc. 'Lone wolves', although they may earn themselves short-term gains, will tend to find themselves on the periphery of the group and ultimately fending for themselves. This rarely ends happily.

isn't that true in any animal species in the jungle?

Not necessarily, and not at all in the case of social species, but at least you recognise that the jungle doesn't consist merely of primates.

there is a new jungle order coming
the mutant primates have begun their chest thumping

I for one welcome our new animal overlords - unless it's those sodding great spiders, in which case if you don't mind I'll be standing on this chair and screaming like a prepubescent schoolgirl at a Justin Bieber concert.