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The best way to judge people and know whether or not to engage in any way with them is to listen to our ancestors. I mean this in 2 ways :

1. Judge generally, place people in groups they belong to. When you judge a people, your words should sound like a quote from a roman. Objective, fair, but pulling no punches and generalizing.

“The Jews belong to a dark and repulsive force. One knows how numerous this clique is, how they stick together and what power they exercise through their unions. They are a nation of rascals and deceivers.”

– Marcus Tullius Cicero

2. We should hear what our ancestors said about groups of people and listen to their observations.

Why should we judge in this way?

Generalization is good and necessary because we all live in societies, whether it's tribes, whether it's villlages, or whole countries. There are no individualists, because individualism itself is a unique construct. ONLY white people have ever tried to be individuals, after endless propaganda from the chosen people.

When your borders are open for the third world to come flooding in, they aren't vetting migrants and bringing in only the doctors and engineers, they're bringing in people IN GENERAL, and you should judge them by how they behave IN GENERAL.

The second point about listening to your forebears is simply because they weren't the victims of endless propaganda like we are. Their world was better. And their world was better because they had different beliefs and actions. So maybe we should look at what they did.