^^ I disagree, cinrit.
The point that I'm, at least, trying to make has nothing to do with whom made the complaint or not. (I don't see most people questioning that either.)
I guess some of us are not agreeing with their (or anyone's of their group) claims of being harassed during their 10-day vacation in an exotic place. That's the main point being discussed, I'd say.
I understand what the point is, lil157. I still don't see how any of the Middleton party gets blamed. By your definition, they're not allowed to even discuss it within their own family, which is totally foreign to me. I don't know anyone who thinks it's wrong to complain about valid or non-valid issues with their loved ones (not that I don't think the Middletons have a valid complaint). Let's suppose someone gets caught in traffic on the way home from work. Maybe they're not allowed to complain to their spouse, their parents, their significant other, or whoever, about the traffic, because after all, the world doesn't revolve around them and traffic isn't going to clear a path just because they're tired after working eight hours. It's the same thing. I suppose the best thing would be for people to stop confiding in parents, in-laws, and even hairdressers. 
Your family is supposed to be the very people you can confide in about anything.
Cindy
I never said that they couldn't discuss (or complain about the situation) with their family and close ones.
However, in this, and several other instances, they are not really complaining and keeping the complaints to themselves. They're clearly trying to send a message outside.
Even if there's no formal complaints in this case, we all know of other ones, before.
But then again, they live a rather privileged life that these perks comes with the territory.
In my opinion, they should look over past these perks and get on with their lives -- which I believe they do, but I still think they (William only, perhaps) have that tough thinking in his head "to not let this go easily. To always keep the press on their toes", perhaps.
They have each other (William and Kate). They are married now. They're starting a family. One day, they will have little ones. They have their duty with the nation and their countrymen. I mean, focus on "important/relevant" things, instead. Just let the "annoying" press things go (but listen to what your people are saying - that would be learned through the media, but you get my point).
In the end, that's what matters. Not if you were caught on a beach while on a private vacation.
*I still don't think this trip was a good idea (concerning the economy and all), but that's not what I was discussing at this post. Just in case.
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