My point is that the world is cruel and just because someone makes a big show of one bad thing in your life (you could fix that with 50$ of stuff, not even) doesn't mean you should be villainized. Also, no one knows the whole story, just how the owners of the place showed it off.

What's more likely, this guy is an irredeemable scumbag who should be publicly shamed, or the location wanted some publicity and made a politicised statement on minor damage? That's practically free publicity, and this is obviously a business or else a public statement type thing wouldn't make sense (like an office building or a warehouse).

Don't take everything at face value. Also take a chill pill when people fuck up. We're human.