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So humans aren't primates and have no primate behaviors?
You're just from Europe and mad about big loud Americans, you don't even have an argument.
Very beta behavior
To be perfectly fair not all primates show the type of behavior you're talking about. And no I'm not saying humans are the only exception.
Primates have a very wide range of social hierarchies, with some following an alpha male/female pair, some following an alpha male exclusively, and others using family units within a larger collective.
Humans do have rather blatant primate behavior, but you're not looking at the right ones. You're looking at behavior used when an up and coming male is going to challenge an alpha male to take his place, not at the alpha male himself.
Alpha males are rarely loud and violent as many "alpha" humans are. Confidence leads to a rather passive demeanor, because you know your station, and so does everyone else.
I believe a quote from Game of Thrones put it best.
"Any man who must say, 'I am the king' is no true king."
Keep this in mind the next time you go around claiming to be an "alpha". The constant need to assure one's self is the true behavior of a "beta", if there is such a thing.