Perhaps if we are to hold bystanders of a crime morally culpable, we too ought to hold ourselves accountable on behalf of those who shall have to live in the world we're creating for them. The bystander of a homicide's inaction leads to a death. What does our inaction, and additionally our action in giving power to destructive systems, lead to? I think the answer to that question is to be found somewhere between a river of a tears and a passage into adulthood.