StopMakingSense
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Evidently this is true in private matters as well.
Yes, I believe that was he was referring to
Evidently this is true in private matters as well.
i just dont like the media using this as a compounding factor.
im more interested in the legal side of the circus. i dont care if public officials speak candidly, use vulgar words, be specific when referencing allegations.
realistically, i dont think people actually care about the use of the word, but due to the media, and a small amount of sensitive people, its just what's come to annoy me.
pussy, cock, ass, who cares.
Bill Clinton: "I'm going to say this again. I never fucked that bitch."
I love the total assumption of charity towards Ford's conduct but the coy unawareness towards the rest of human civilization as to why they're offput by him.
Bill Clinton: "I'm going to say this again. I never fucked that bitch."
"Why does he have to act like a professional? He's not a professional at home!" is like Willectro levels of ridiculous.
majority of electorate use "vulgar words", dont utilize politically correct language. i will concede that using the word in the workplace as an elected official will ruffle some feathers, i just dont believe the "outrage" that you or others may feel as being genuine but rather circumstantial/opportunistic. please see council woman's Janet Davis response in the hall as to the type of response that i find disingenuous.
if referencing allegations of illegal conduct committed by the mayor, im not defending him on those issues.
Premier Wynne is going to do a press thing about Rob Ford at 2:30
Expect nothing
Premier Wynne is going to do a press thing about Rob Ford at 2:30
Expect nothing
Premier Wynne is going to do a press thing about Rob Ford at 2:30
Expect nothing
And now everyone is mad at Rob Ford for saying:
"It says that I wanted to eat her p----, Olivia Gondek. Ive never said that in my life to her, I would never do that. Im happily married. Ive got more than enough to eat at home.
Reporters were "stunned", apparently, because this sort of indirect remark is considered "completely unacceptable". Right... because it's not like THE REPORTERS are the ones who brought it up in the first place. And GOD FORBID anyone allude to going down on their wife of 13 years! All you women should be ASHAMED of your vaginas and your sexual needs! And **gasp** , think of the children! Think of the sweet little minds who may've been able to interpret what he meant by that comment! And never mind the fact that we can't shut up with the constant references to drug abuse and crack, because that won't affect them at all.
Seriously, the guy has already dug his own grave and there's plenty of legitimate gripes to go after. Do you folks in the media really need to reach for this one too?
Council turning away every time Ford gets up to speak
They really should move to oust him somehow. The council is not getting any work done in Canada's largest city, this isn't acceptable and it's all the Ford brothers fault.
Lol; not what I meant but good call.Evidently this is true in private matters as well.
Move to oust a hard-right mayor with a hard-right provincial opposition and a lunatic 3rd party on their ass? I doubt it.
The thing is, outside of Toronto, the majority of the conservatives in the province aren't completely fiscally conservative. They're socially focused as well and they certainly would frown upon Ford's behaviour.
Also, can't she avoid having to remove him herself by just giving emergency powers to city council?
The thing is, outside of Toronto, the majority of the conservatives in the province aren't completely fiscally conservative. They're socially focused as well and they certainly would frown upon Ford's behaviour.
Also, can't she avoid having to remove him herself by just giving emergency powers to city council?
Bill Clinton: "I'm going to say this again. I never fucked that bitch."
They socially focused as well, but between Ford and his potential replacements in the next election, they'll take Ford.
Then why should she care about their votes? They were never going to vote for her. If anything, it would sway some of the NDP voters in the GTA in her favour.
it's not offensive or unacceptable, just unprofessional. and funny.while its important to note that it doesnt seem like he was prompted to acknowledge this particular allegation.
there is no correlation/similarity between someone saying "Oh ya, I suck lots of cock at home" randomly or a public official speaking candidly combating allegations that he feels are false.
i guess whats bothering me is the perception of him using the word pussy is unacceptable, or how the word became defined as a lewd or vulgar word when the majority of young female adults and i would wager most women refer to their own genitalia as a pussy when speaking candidly with friends.
The NDP doesn't matter.
Look, ultimately, even with Wynne having the power to oust Ford, I'm 100% against her actually using it. The city- not just the suburban areas wannabe downtowners want to villify, the city chose Ford as its mayor. And honestly? Short of him causing bodily harm to someone, I want Toronto to have to live with it.
The NDP doesn't matter.
Look, ultimately, even with Wynne having the power to oust Ford, I'm 100% against her actually using it. The city- not just the suburban areas wannabe downtowners want to villify, the city chose Ford as its mayor. And honestly? Short of him causing bodily harm to someone, I want Toronto to have to live with it.
Well speaking of which, apparently his security detail shoved and may have punched a reporter at his briefing earlier.
Media might press charges
That's a little vindictive. I don't want Wynne to remove him personally, but it's a very real problem that Toronto has no process for recall elections. This should be in place before anything else, and she has the ability to set that in motion.
If we, as a city, find that the person we, as a city, elected is not delivering what we, as a city, expected, we, as a city, should have the opportunity to remove that person from elected office.
Can someone explain this GIF to me? What is going on here?
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They socially focused as well, but between Ford and his potential replacements in the next election, they'll take Ford.
I agree that it's a decision the city makes, and that giving the city the ability to hold recall elections would be a good step forward. I just don't want her or the provincial government ousting mayors.
Yeah, that seems like the best option to me. At the very least, she should give council the ability to limit the mayor's power or budget.
She should, but because of Brampton more than Toronto.
I have to share this post a friend put up on Facebook about this. This is their belief on the whole situation:
Robert Benzie @robertbenzie
.@Kathleen_Wynne says if council appeals to province to scrap Ford, QP would act. #onpoli
hmmmm
So basically she'll act if a majority of council agree to ask her to implement a course of action rather than doing it unilaterally.
The latter is less of a precondition and more of a requirement for a minority gov.
I'm actually happy with these conditions but let's not pretend the province is going to get rid of Ford. It's just not happening.
Jim Coyle @coyleWERDZ
@Kathleen_Wynne has tone of leader addressing victims/survivors of a natural disaster.
Ford's driver punches Global News cameraman
EDIT: I am amused that Global New's Rob Ford header looks like something from an obituary
Apologizing again :|
Says he is getting support from healthcare professionals