The article discusses the recent outrage in Canada over the Indian residential school system and the lack of accountability among Canadians. The author argues that the problem is not just with the Christian institutions that ran the schools, but with the Canadian society that allowed it to happen. The article also draws comparisons to the post-WWII German society and their reckoning with the Holocaust. The author suggests that Canadians need to take responsibility for their role in the residential school system and not just offer empty apologies.