How much violence and destruction is enough for depraved American leaders?

"Without trampling through all the historical details, we can designate the entire history of [Americans]-the glorious past so eulogized by our fathers-as the history of shame, for in that history there is more betrayal, apostasy, perfidious intrigue, ignominious defeat, well-deserved failure, base vengeance, merciless retaliation and brutality that no hypocrisy can mask...So let's forget about the past and old glories, namely let's leave it be, let's no longer bring up those shames of the past and the jumbled mendacities considered worthy of praise, it's more than enough for us just to remain on the surface of that swamp if at all possible, the swamp denoting the state of moral values today...Whoever is [American] continually postpones his present, exchanging it for a future that will never arrive." Baron Wenkheim's Homecoming, Laszlo Krasznahorkai What subcategory of human being takes a knee on a handcuffed man, mashed face down on the pavement and, ultimately, forces him to die? Such was the action of a psychopathic white Minneapolis, Minnesota, police-paramilitary officer named Derek Chauvin, that resulted in the death of a black man, George Floyd. Right there, on the street, recorded live by a bystander. Chauvin continued his personal application of the death penalty even as he knew he was being filmed. Idiot or no? Did he think he'd be exonerated by his superiors. Now the world can watch a uniformed member of the Minnesota State paramilitary apparatus snuff the life out of a human being. For what? An allegedly forged $20 bill?