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Originally Posted by Bobblehead
Sure they can.
But he has said the same thing about DUI/marijuana possession charges in Florida which turned out to be true.
He said the same thing about being kicked out of a Leafs hockey game which also turned out to be true.
And there were already rumblings about substance abuse after the organizers of an event to celebrate the Canadian armed forced asked him to leave because of inebriation.
Even his chief of staff suggested going to rehab.
So he already has a history of lying about issues, there are already rumours of substance abuse, 3 separate reporters have seen the video and all are standing behind their belief that it is real, and one of his closest advisers suggested he enter rehab.
And you wonder why people don't simply accept his "Ridiculous" comment?
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hmmm currently there is no video and the source has vanished which puts the credibility of the reporters into question.
Ford is known to have a drinking problem and since your putting out theories I will too, maybe this story has really put him into the wagon and his chief of staff wanted him to get treatment for alcohol abuse, which last time I checked wasn't a crime.
You keep trying to link drinking with proof of crack addiction.
This story is falling apart faster then a $3.00 walmart shirt, so right now the whole "ridiculous thing looks about right"
This isn't about Ford at the moment, this is about the Star and Gawker not doing what it takes to actually produce a credible news story.