It's been fun, I'm not going to lie. During the past three weeks in Toronto, you've never had to wonder what you're going to talk about at a party. Restaurants have had fun coming up with crack burgers and Ford desserts and other Ford-themed comestibles of all kinds. (To turn any food item "Ford-themed" simply dust it with powdered sugar.) I've
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He's openly admitted to using and buying, to drunk driving, to a host of things. And while confession isn't enough to charge someone, I find it unbelievable that in all the police surveillance that they don't have SOMETHING on him.
At any rate, he's just tiringly offensive. I had to delete someone off my FB for her repeated pleas that it MUST be the media just making a spectacle of a poor poor drug addicted man, when I explained that he's largely dug his own hole, and the media has been largely reporting what is, ( aside from DailyShow takedowns, but thats what DS does), she continued with the Poor Robbie Ford narrative.
I don't have issues with addicts. I know a few. They're good people who have worked to rehabilitate their lives. I am tired of Ford's behaviour as it reflects on my city. He has no place in office.
( and today, with his comments on our healthcare system? the one we all pay into, the one he's merrily partaken of in the past? yeah, just try to find a private insurance, oh trainwreck boy.)
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Although I do find his total lack of shame and his attitude of not giving a fuck, really interesting. Is it the drugs? or was he always like that?
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