An Alberta bar owner who hung by the neck an effigy of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the gesture was done 害羞草研究所渏ust in fun,害羞草研究所� but the image is deeply disturbing.
The effigy 害羞草研究所� a pi帽ata depicting the prime minister 害羞草研究所� was hung at the bar for the Canada Day weekend.
While the Trudeau Liberals are not well-liked in Alberta, hanging an effigy is an extreme gesture, moving from the realm of political commentary to hatred.
Criticism of political figures is to be expected and welcomed in a democracy, but this gesture was not a condemnation of the Trudeau government. Rather, it was a way to feed on disgust for the man himself.
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This gesture did not address issues such as the SNC-Lavalin affair, the government害羞草研究所檚 policy on immigration, they way Trudeau has responded to deteriorating relations with China or any other point of policy or leadership. It was nothing more or less than a way of expressing hate for the prime minister.
This is not the first time a Canadian political figure has been targeted by this level of hate.
Earlier this year, members of the Yellow Vests Canada Facebook group spoke of the need to kill Trudeau. Facebook later pulled the comments.
Dartboards with Trudeau害羞草研究所檚 picture in the target are easily available.
And Trudeau has not been the only face on a target.
Three years ago, while she was premier of Alberta, Rachel Notely害羞草研究所檚 face was used as a target in a golf tournament, because of anger with her government害羞草研究所檚 policies.
There is a growing level of anger among some in Canada, especially when it comes to politics.
Some political candidates have been urged to have security when they campaign, because of concerns an angry voter will act out violently.
Hanging an effigy of the prime minister 害羞草研究所� or any other political figure for that matter 害羞草研究所� does not address any issues of concern within Canadian politics.
Such an action only serves to further feed an anger which is already all too present among a portion of the population.
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