It's reflected in their policies. They don't look at these events on an individual level, they don't look at George Floyd as an individual event. They look at it from a global perspective - how to solve the problem on a nationwide level. That is what people in power should do.

They try to find the cog in the wheel that led to his death. Which policy should be removed or added.

They hypothetically apply the solution to another dozen cases to see if it would have worked. Then they go back to the drawing board, and try again.

I've lived in Peru and Cambodia. They reactions are all more humane, the entire community may even cry or mourn. Yet it achieves nothing.

There is a saying in Russia hard outside, soft inside. It is true of the white man. It is the opposite in Asia and Latin America.

The only difference between the U.S. and the countries I live in is that the U.S. gives recourse. All other countries give you tears.