[zkhalique]

See that just further goes to show my point. Where is the evidence of these assertions? Mainstream evolutionists have said that "group selection has been disproven" except possibly kin selection. So your example clashes with what they've said.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_selection#Good_of_the_sp...

I personally think the benefit of the community is definitely one of the factors. And I think the evolutionists have it wrong. But why does the public just accept whatever they say? It hardly sounds like a settled theory.

[lawpoop]

What you linked says "On the other hand, kin selection is accepted as an explanation of altruistic behavior.[11]"

So, an extended family with a few homosexual kin might have greater reproductive success with their offspring having more caretakers.