The recent massacres are stark in contrast: all-nonwhite victims (except for one), on the one hand, and all-white victims, on the other. Does that figure into whether we lament and grieve? This raises the issue of what makes an action so wrong that you would lament and grieve over it even though you are not directly involved: when it is done to certain people (i.e., those in my tribe) or because the action is bad in and of itself? This relates to the question of whether we are really that different?