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What if the Ford family and their nation of fools did have all that power?
He's wearing the same suit, shirt and tie as he was when he got the jaywalking ticket. Michael Cooke doesn't know who the people are, maybe that's Renata on the left?
That's a pretty beefy man-hand there. I'm pretty sure she's got way smaller hands *without looking that up*
That is Renata on the left in black jacket. The hand belongs to man in brown suit, sitting closer to Ford, at same table.
That is Renata on the left in black jacket. The hand belongs to man in brown suit, sitting closer to Ford, at same table.
That is Renata on the left in black jacket. The hand belongs to man in brown suit, sitting closer to Ford, at same table.
Then we'd be in my mothers country of Venezuela.
There is a silent majority out there who hates pride and hates all government/institutionally-sponsored LGBT outreach.
if you bothered to dig a little deeper you'd see that outside downtown Toronto most people do not at all relate to the LGBT cause.... they perceive the contemporary gay movement as distant, obnoxious, and alienating.
The point is that while raising the pride flag in Toronto for the duration of the Olympics is a completely understandable and even commendable thing to do, it is unfortunately still an act that makes a large percentage of the people in this city uncomfortable.
I would not compare Robbie to Putin. Putin has power, Putin has respect, Putin has connections, and Putin has an army and nukes. Robbie has an Escalade and a mickey of Russian Prince.
Whenever you see someone talking about what 'most people' or 'ordinary Americans/Canadians' or 'a large percentage of the people in this city' feel, you can just replace those phrases with 'me' to find out what the person is really saying.