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Comment: Justin should accept this: “Don’t do to others what you don’t want done to yourself.” Many Canadians lost their jobs, their businesses, their friends or their loved ones as a result of Justin’s statements and decisions during the Freedom Convoy and during the pandemic-related mandates. Some of these statements were deeply insulting, untrue or scientifically incorrect. Some violated our Constitution as well as our rights and freedoms. For a variety od reasons, many Canadians feel that Canada would be better off without Justin as our Prime Minister. There was a time, when exemplary family life was an important factor in political elections. Attacking Trudeau on this ground may make a difference in the outcome of next elections, so it can be seen as a “patriotic duty”. Finally, there is a possibility that a divorce may be needed to secure part of their assets in case of legal actions for compensation and punitive judgements. The tide is turning. Yes, normally it is not right to stick your nose into somebody elses private life, just like it is not right to criticize people who have already passed away. Yet, we still badmouth Hitler, and Stalin, and Fidel Castro, and Saddam Hussain, and we think that this is justified because it will deter other people from committing similar crimes in the future. So, it is not as simple as Andrew wants us to believe. Tamara Lich also had a family, when Trudeau’s goons arrested her and put her in jail in front of the entire nation. No respect for privacy there. Karma has a nasty habit of coming back. My opinion.