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So Ford's opening two more parks tomorrow...this could be your last best chance to shout down the drunken crack smoking global embarrassment for being a park funding hypocrite (among other things), since starting Aug. 1 council members are not allowed to attach their names to any city-funded projects.

1. Brookdale Park’s playground near Avenue Rd. and Woburn Ave - 4-5:30
(don't know if Ford voted against this one...anyone?) ETA: found it: http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2011.NY8.36

2. Rotary Peace Park at 25 Eleventh St. in New Toronto - 6-7:30
http://wx.toronto.ca/inter/it/newsrel.nsf/bydate/1A4C3A997874EB3B85257D24004A1C6F
(in case you're wondering, Ford did not vote against this park as he did against the Reading Sprouts Garden that opened last week)

http://www.torontosun.com/2014/07/29/mayor-rob-ford-embarks-on-a-flurry-of-park-openings

I'm hoping to make it to the Rotary Peace Park to have my say

That confirms it, Robbie's 15min. are up if all he has left is cutting. By Grabthar's hammer...
 
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thanks for this... it's great! (much better than the original.) plus it has dangle and junior, which even for a quick 'cameo' appearance, is awesome... thanks!


Had to take a second look, holy crap it is Dangle and Junior. On a completely unrelated note, it reminded me of this clip involving a mayor, and the Reno 911 sherriffs department.

Warning, some suggestive and mature situation involving allegations. Completely fictional and totally unrelated to anything here.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4a886_all-new-reno-911-cover-up_fun
 
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There's another rumour of Deco involvement with Mexican cartels, and legal action in 18 states.

Are things that slow?
 
That's all very nice, but calling Ford supporters uninformed is actually giving them the benefit of the doubt. It's really the nicest thing you could say about them. How are other politicians supposed to match Ford's unique appeal to the disenfranchised? Not use such big words? Act like idiots? Associate with criminals? Pander for votes by offering to come over and vacuum your drapes personally?

With due respect, I'll say look at a videos of RoFo when he does his retail politics. It's not about big words, and yes he's not a harvard grad. But he is aware of who his target audience is in many ways, and he is able to communicate his message across, quite effectively if we're talking about politics. Rofo is not going for an english dissertation and enunciation award of excellence, he's slinging repetitive slogans. And considering where we are right now, his method's success can not be easily dismissed.

By god, even associating with criminals and thugs, I would've thought that was the final straw. But either through sheer luck or brazen shamelessness, he treats it like some kind of gangster cred with some of the youth segment. 'He's real', is not an uncommon response I've heard. Yes it's Kardashian level stupid, but I think it's dangerous to just dismiss it outright. And yes, he is pandering for votes by showing up personally in many instances. Because people are not robots who acts on logic 100% all the time. Little things and emotional connection even if faked, can still leave a lasting impression. When his opponents don't show, and only Rofo shows up and with a camera crew in tow. Guess who wins points by default.

Ford has this thing where he craves affirmation, so if you act like you like him, he'll be nice to you. In no way should that be mistaken for his actually being a good person. If people are actually willing to fall for that, what can you do? Competing on that level just means that politics will literally become a personal popularity contest, and that ain't good for anybody.

I more than agree that his song and dance doesn't make him a good person. At best he's a seriously flawed person with serious addiction and other problems. At worst, he's that and he's bringing serious problems to the city. And he's also a raging bully and an immature asshole. But politics has had a popularity contest aspect to it for a very long time, I think way before Rofo appeared on the scene. And will long after he left or hopefully kicked out in Oct.

It's important that people who run for office stick to a higher standard than Rob-fricking-Ford when trying to get votes, even if it means they lose.


With the stakes that's being played for, I hope RoDofo's opponents don't settle for a 'moral victory'. Because that can still mean Rofo wins the merryl race, and I think most of Toronto would lose in that outcome.
 
So Ford's opening two more parks tomorrow...this could be your last best chance to shout down the drunken crack smoking global embarrassment for being a park funding hypocrite (among other things), since starting Aug. 1 council members are not allowed to attach their names to any city-funded projects.

1. Brookdale Park’s playground near Avenue Rd. and Woburn Ave - 4-5:30
(don't know if Ford voted against this one...anyone?) ETA: found it: http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2011.NY8.36

2. Rotary Peace Park at 25 Eleventh St. in New Toronto - 6-7:30
http://wx.toronto.ca/inter/it/newsrel.nsf/bydate/1A4C3A997874EB3B85257D24004A1C6F
(in case you're wondering, Ford did not vote against this park as he did against the Reading Sprouts Garden that opened last week)

http://www.torontosun.com/2014/07/29/mayor-rob-ford-embarks-on-a-flurry-of-park-openings

I'm hoping to make it to the Rotary Peace Park to have my say

Thanks kaboi. So it looks as if Rob voted in favour of the Brookdale Park item as it was a small element in a much larger motion to approve a development at the site. In this deal, four parks (including Brookdale and the Woburn Park he showed up at last week) were to be built from Section 37 money which we know Rob hates except when it benefits his own interests (Don Bosco school change rooms).
 
So Ford's opening two more parks tomorrow...this could be your last best chance to shout down the drunken crack smoking global embarrassment for being a park funding hypocrite (among other things), since starting Aug. 1 council members are not allowed to attach their names to any city-funded projects.

1. Brookdale Park’s playground near Avenue Rd. and Woburn Ave - 4-5:30
(don't know if Ford voted against this one...anyone?) ETA: found it: http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2011.NY8.36

2. Rotary Peace Park at 25 Eleventh St. in New Toronto - 6-7:30
http://wx.toronto.ca/inter/it/newsrel.nsf/bydate/1A4C3A997874EB3B85257D24004A1C6F
(in case you're wondering, Ford did not vote against this park as he did against the Reading Sprouts Garden that opened last week)

http://www.torontosun.com/2014/07/29/mayor-rob-ford-embarks-on-a-flurry-of-park-openings

I'm hoping to make it to the Rotary Peace Park to have my say

Thanks kaboi. So it looks as if Rob voted in favour of the Brookdale Park item as it was a small element in a much larger motion to approve a development at the site. In this deal, four parks (including Brookdale and the Woburn Park he showed up at last week) were to be built from Section 37 money which we know Rob hates except when it benefits his own interests (Don Bosco school change rooms).
 
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