== pinker isn't talking about evolution in this passage == 

 Pinker isn't talking about evolution in that passage he's talking about basic anthropology, and history.  His book as a whole is about evolution, but that passage is not.  Therefore, I've removed the responses to this criticism which deal with "evolution", since he's not talking about it: 

 Some anarchist thinkersSeven Lies About Civilization, Ran Prieur do not share this vision of evolution, considering that this concept represents a way our culture justifies the values of modern industrial society and inherently as the way on how civilization was able to move the individuals further from there natural necessities.Industrial Society and Its Future, Theodore Kaczynski Besides the consideration of authors, such as John Zerzan, to the existence in tribal society has having less violence altogether, he and other authors such as Theodore Kaczynski talk about other forms of violence on the individual in advance countries, generally expressed by the term "social anomie", that result from the system of monopolized security. These authors do not dismiss the fact that man is changing while adapting to this different social realitiesIndustrial Society and Its Future, Theodore Kaczynski, but consider them an anomaly, nevertheless. The two end results being that we either disappear or become something very different, distant from what we have come to value in our nature. It has been suggested by experts that this shift towards civilization, trough domestication, has caused an increase in diseases, labor and psychological disordersThe Consequences of Domestication and Sedentism by Emily Schultz, et al. 

 I also removed this: 

  
 There is an ongoing debate within the subject of evolutionary psychology, where neo-tribalists proponents have reference to it to claim prove of their political beliefs, while other authors have an opposite position. 

  
 Neo-tribalists are not evolutionary psychologists.  within evolutionary psychology there is no debate over the idea that primitive societies were (on the whole, even if not always) more violent than modern ones, with higher percentages of death even compared to World War II.