There are two categories of strangers that are interviewed by clique leaders to decide who is allowed to fit in, and who is rejected.
When the stranger seeking admittance and acceptance was a groupist and nonindividuator, after a mild initiation, she will be brought in.
When the stranger is a non-groupist and an indviduator, that stranger is declared permanently unwelcome; they are shunned and kept out. Loners are kept isolated by insider-joiners, who non-assimilate the loners. The loners remain alone and lonely, and these patterns of rejection of loner-strangers is an archetypal and instinctive pattern of discrimination and legal exclusion.
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