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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    Ronald Reagan and lots of US political figures played off these same kinds of soundbites for many years before Twitter could ever be imagined, so I'm not sure if a real connection can be made there.
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    I don't think anyone's THAT politically smart, short of Karl Rove (and Ford can't afford him). Any politician should learn from Hudak's example and not hitch their wagon too close to Ford's.
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    Wow that is baffling. Is there not one single person in the food industry here? No wonder this system is so broken.
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    There is a stop sign on the doors of the streetcar. Lesson 1 in driving school is literally do not pass a stop sign without stopping.
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    I apologize if I thought this was a valid discussion here on this discussion board. I am simply trying to wrap my head around why someone would actively campaign for less dining choices here in Toronto, when so many other cities have a vast wealth of options, from trucks, carts and traditional...
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    we don't want any of this damn sriracha clogging up our arteries!
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    Food truck owners don't pay taxes? News to me.
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    So these trucks can't even stay open and maintain their clientele throughout the year, basically forcing them into getting some kind of secondary income for the winter months (I don't know your Cuban vendor's situation), and you don't see this as a mitigating factor of not paying some of the...
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    You are still not addressing the question. Are other existing venues of prepared food distribution (vending machines, hot dog carts, chip trucks, pop-up restaurants, etc) 'unlevel/unfair' to restaurants? And to add, what is so special about Toronto's restaurant scene that they can't compete...
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    The point of doug's post, if I am correct, is asking you if any of those things (like food trucks, apparently) constitute an unfair competitive advantage over restaurants, not your personal taste for them. We get it, you dig restaurants (no one is on the other side of this opinion, restaurants...
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    City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

    Or Groupons, or all-you-can-eat specials, or any of the thousands of other 'unfair' advantages one restaurant has over any other. It's frankly amazing that hundreds of cities around the world have restaurants and food trucks that coexist without cannibalizing each others business. This...
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    I firmly believe that the new right-wing M.O is to push their small/no-government agenda forward by getting into power and demonstrating how badly government can be run. This is accomplished in equally abysmal, but opposite ways by both Ford and Harper. Ford shows how government is ineffective...
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    She's their token lesbian that can trumpet the same usual garbage without attracting cries of homophobia. It's always fun to see the comment section of her articles on homosexuality cave in on themselves.
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    It will certainly be interesting to see if Ford skips the events tied to World Pride here in 2014, when he will be even more in campaign mode than he is now.
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    You are one of those people that doesn't realize that the Federal party and the Provincial party are completely different, huh? The Liberals are doing fine in Ontario. You have a Liberal premier. On the other hand, there are discarded spatulas with more political capital than Tim Hudak.
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    Surely you've heard 'Cakers' to refer to white folks? It has the same origin - Mangiacake (not 'munchy cake', lol). It originates from Italians and other Europeans that came here and found North American bread to be more cake-like and less crusty, so they call white folks cake-eaters (Mangia...
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    The 1930's?
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    Seriously, what did he do specifically about Occupy?
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    St Clair West

    Has anyone noticed the streetcar running a little slower than usual? Maybe it's just me, but the actual speed of the car seems to have decreased.
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    Rob Ford's Toronto

    be sure to charge your Blackberries first!

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