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11-20-2013, 02:30 AM
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Bang on.
Meanwhile, the shiny pony Justin Trudeau admits to smoking pot but gets completely forgiven by the masses and mainstream media. Don't get me wrong, I am not opposed to decriminalizing pot, but as it stands now, smoking crack and pot are both inditable, and all politicians should be expected to respect the law and be treated the same if they don't, especially those hoping to become PM. Quote:
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Actually not bang on at all....
Just for starters - under oath Ford's staffers have stated to the Toronto police that were frequently tasked with buying the mayor vodka approximately 10 times per month during work hours because Ford didn't want to be seen at the LCBO. That's tax dollars well spent. Personal life vs Public life argument eh? In the private sector that argument would never wash and any CEO would have been history 6 months ago when the allegations were just allegations let alone admitted truths. 
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As for CEO, CFO, CAO, Directors, Board members, et al and allegations???? I spat my gin out on the screen of my corporate phone. Thanks for the laugh, I am still wiping away the tears. 
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So your telling me that a CEO of a multi billion corporation wouldn't take a leave of absence or be forced to resign after admitting to smoking crack (only after denying it and getting caught) and being involved in a police investigation involving murder and extortion that he refuses to comment on? Maybe you're right and he is just waiting for the Golden Parachute he is so entitled to before he moves on and lets us have our city back. Enjoy your gin.  Last edited by Fesso; 11-20-2013 at 04:13 AM.
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And as far as the Trudeau admitting to smoking pot. Rob Ford got his pass on smoking pot too because he came out unprovoked and admitted pot use as well. Crack > worse than pot. People from all walks of life use pot but I can tell you that generally its only people who make poor choices use crack. People who would do things like hire a prostitute, drive under the influence, snort cocaine etc. All things Ford is alleged to do. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7Jy312JCUQ Last edited by reefermadness; 11-20-2013 at 03:10 PM.
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Ezra Levant has an opinion, you have yours. The truth is somewhere in between. If you rely on CBC or CTV as your sole information source you are only getting one side.
And speaking of surviving in the free market, I wonder how long the CBC would last without the billion or so taxpayer dollars we generously give them every year? I don't watch Sun News or CBC by the way. Quote:
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And please don't get me wrong, I am NOT defending Ford. All of his illegal behaviours should be proven before a court of law and punished accordingly, that is what "consequences" mean. But this court of public opinion that is media driven has its' own drivers too, and THAT should be exposed for what it is before being accepted as fact.
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