To myself, a good start would be to ask what the social and economic costs of allowing 5 million Muslims into France has been?<p>As far as I&#x27;ve been able to uncover, when you put all the politically-correct rederick away, the driver of this has been the fact that Europeans have not been having enough children to economically replace and support all the people that are now retiring... Basically, there needs to be more <i>tax-payers</i> to cover everything and to balance the books.<p>So is this working out?<p>Are Muslims as a group embracing European values and becoming individuals &#x2F; or are they maintaining their group and forming a parallel society, which is largely unskilled, xenophobic, closed-minded, and predominantly seeks welfare from the state?<p>Considering that the Muslim population in France (and other European countries) overall negatively impacts every single metric of social-ills, and with a grim European economic outlook (manual labor is no longer needed, gainful employment requires skills, those jobs are few, etc), I think that whatever this is, it has failed.<p>The first step to the solution is to drop the white-guilt act and call a spade a spade. This will open the door to actual debate instead of shutting it down with words like &quot;racist&quot; and &quot;bigot&quot; for simply not being politically-correct.<p>The second step is to stop importing &quot;other cultures&quot; into Europe. The human race has been based on groups&#x2F;collectives since its inception, with each group producing, collecting, and evolving individuals <i>of similar attributes and behaviors</i>. Put two groups together that are too different, you&#x27;ll likely get violence.<p>The third step is trying out a program similar to Sweden&#x27;s to try to integrate the existing Muslim population with special targeted resources. But only to a point - not ongoing forever. And designed to grow European values, not to preserve or maintain a parallel society.<p>The forth step is likely some type of a guaranteed minimum income based on negative income tax across the entire EU system (as proposed by Milton Friedman).