“the opportunity costs of them not being able to contribute to the economy is probably many times bigger.” Can you cite a source that shows this is true? Skip

“the opportunity costs of them not being able to contribute to the economy is probably many times bigger.” Can you cite a source that shows this is true? Skip the weasel word “probably” and set the opportunity cost to be the contribution of someone with their education and (lack of) social skills and many times as something > 3 times. There is no such thing as a “culture card”. If there is any “science” to the social science of sociology, there is a measure of ethnic and cultural cohesion to societies that may or may not explain behaviors. That’s like saying to an engineer, “Well, if you want to play the material hardness card...”