Prime Minister Trudeau still makes headlines for his trips.

On the one hand, he is reproached for taking vacations; on the other, we attack a small business because it received its visit.

Big stakes!

As the English say: First World Problems!

When the Prime Minister's personal (and well-deserved) vacation is the dissatisfaction of the day, it's a sign that we really live in a country of privileged people.

As if a Prime Minister should not travel to cost nothing in travel and security costs. So tell me in which G7 country the leaders do not rest and do not need security.

This tendency to quibble over peccadillos irritates me to the highest degree.

We would like to be the best country in the world, but we have pee-wee priorities.

Canada has one of the most prosperous economies in the world.

Do we really lose energy with the PM holidays? What do we look like? From a bunch of jealous people. And that's all.

When we don't care about the consequences

And then, this story of the Lone Oak microbrewery in Prince Edward Island, attacked on social networks for having received a visit from the Prime Minister.

But what world of fools do we live in if we have come to harm entrepreneurs who tear their lives at work, simply because they had the privilege of receiving a visit from the Prime Minister?

Can someone explain to me what it changes in his personal life that Justin Trudeau went through a trade?

What outrage have you suffered that deserves you to damage the reputation of a company that asked for nothing? How do these attacks help to settle anything in politics?

You complain about living in a banana republic, but you behave like macaques!