I get what you're saying. The mere fact that an evaluation is being made on which tribe was "objectively better" requires a subjective presupposition, otherwise how can it be known it is better?

What is keeping someone from declaring the dying tribe from being evaluated as the "better" one?

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Well my proposition is that survival of the fittest is a way to prove objective moral value. The axiom is that the survivor is the fittest.

Having a Value Axiom proves that the conclusion is NOT an "objective moral value"

Its an evaluation based on the arbitrary axiomatic framework.

Mental frameworks always precede observables.

I don't think you can make any logical argument without an axiom. Nothing exists in a vacuum.

I'm not saying Axioms by themselves are illogical. Moral axioms cannot be derived from observables, thats all.

They're "good" or "bad" because of some arbitrary Moral claim, within a relativistic worldview.