The question is raised as though a single person, group, or class of persons was the sole cause of one's problems. Such magic bullet thinking also searches for magic bullet solutions. If just this group or that class of persons could be controlled or better yet eliminated, then everything would be alright. Racial hatred, gender strife, assaults on government property and personnel amongst many other attitudes and behaviors that tear the nation apart are the result. Clearly there is, but it is not simple.
Magic bullets are simple.
Understanding our real circumstances and determining what can be done about them requires a grounding in the basic principles of social organization and social psychology. In addition it must be based upon an understanding of our place in societal evolution. The rough outlines of such understanding are available to anyone wishing to make the effort, however, what is more perplexing is the question of the meaning or purpose in life. It would seem that the search for 'spirituality' so pervasive within the post-industrial societies of today is an indication of a crisis in meaning or purpose. The understanding and meaning growing out of the industrial societies produced compatible methods of control.