In the world somewhere there is the person with the worst life. Born with HIV and a deformed foot with a learning disability and a lisp, sexually abused by the neighborhood, parents fled, begged on the road but is so ugly nobody want's to see them. Hit by a car and maimed when they were 9, then died of complications alone in an alley a year later never having had a conversation with anyone longer then 2 sentences.

Anybody who isn't that person is taking something for granted. You can't criticize people for taking as a baseline certain things in life. We are lucky but so are the people we are supposedly luckier than.

Trudeau is the luckiest. Young, rich, and good looking. He's like the punch line of a joke. But I guess he feels exempted from his own criticism because he's the one who said it.

Immigrants move because they want to not worry about something any more. They want to take something for granted, that's why they come here. Trudeau is saying the thing that makes them good is the thing they want to leave behind.

If we didn't take food, shelter, opportunity, and personal security for granted we would be distracted from our studies to become doctors, engineers, business leaders, and inventors which we want to be so we can do new things in the future.

Of course we take things for granted, that's why the future will be better.