This post is incorrect in quite a few parts. Being a visitor, albeit even longer term, doesn't make you an automatic expert nor give you that much understanding

This post is incorrect in quite a few parts. Being a visitor, albeit even longer term, doesn't make you an automatic expert nor give you that much understanding, this thing isn't a linear function of time spent. Even being married or integrating hard doesn't automatically cover deeper topics. Not going to write novel about this complex topic but in US, if you fail career/financially wise, society lets you easily die homeless on streets, nobody really bats an eye and everybody is focused on 'american dream', chasing money and career. Not so much in Europe. This stressor for newcomers aligns people towards direction that is actually beneficial to native society, unless they fail and turn to highly punished crime. Here in Europe we are often benevolent with social help (sometimes too much I'd say), and abuse is not uncommon, especially with migrants since systems were often not designed with this in mind. Most people perform very differently if they have firm pressure on them from many/all directions vs not so much. Also, absolutely nothing you write is relevant about ie Switzerland, which works a bit more like US in terms of those pressures and it shows on the ground. The issue is easily 10 levels deeper and wider, no point drilling into all of that. But please refrain from reductionism and clearly very US-centric and confident view and judging of society you clearly don't understand that much.