The current situation involving Justin Trudeau is far from a romantic narrative, especially when considering the reactions of some Canadian citizens. While he was caught on camera showcasing his dance moves at Taylor Swift‘s electrifying Toronto concert, the city of Montreal was engulfed in significant unrest and rioting, raising concerns about public safety and governance.

Here’s the situation: Just as Trudeau was enjoying the concert, singing along and dancing with fellow fans at the Rogers Centre on Friday night, a chaotic scene unfolded in Montreal. Pro-Palestinian protests escalated dramatically into full-scale riots, where masked individuals were seen vandalizing property and setting vehicles ablaze, creating a stark contrast to the festive atmosphere in Toronto.

The footage emerging from the protests is alarming and distressing, prompting many citizens to voice their frustrations. Numerous individuals are publicly criticizing Trudeau for seemingly taking a break from his responsibilities while Montreal was overwhelmed by demonstrators, questioning his priorities as Prime Minister during such a critical moment.

Reviewing the comments online reveals a wave of discontent among the populace. Many accuse Trudeau of ineffectiveness as a leader, indicating that this chaotic situation is a direct result of his governance. Critics are labeling this unrest as an “inevitable consequence” of his political decisions and lack of decisive action during times of crisis.

In a response to the chaos, Trudeau did take to social media to address the violence observed on Saturday. He condemned the “acts of antisemitism, intimidation, and violence,” asserting that those responsible for the riots would be held accountable for their actions. However, many remain skeptical about the effectiveness of such statements without meaningful follow-up actions.

During the concert, Trudeau was seen dancing joyfully before Taylor Swift took the stage for her performance of “You Don’t Own Me.” It was a moment where he appeared to enjoy a brief escape from his official duties, reveling in the energy of the crowd around him.