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Much of the competition is not _direct_ competition.
Primates are innocent bystanders killed by what's by all means the geological activity of humans, our environmental impact as a species: we are strongly modifying the environment, and as a consequence we put our cousins in danger.
But it's incidental.
Not much of a justification, you say, and I have to agree.
The problem is, if you view the problem from the environmental modification/deterioration point of view, then we can say we are competing with ourselves.
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