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So when dealing with "people" we exercise diplomacy and tact, but on an internet forum we let our true colours show and say we're happy someone is dead, etc.? Basically say things in an internet forum, you never would say in person. So when we're anonymous we say what we really feel? But in...

I act and speak the same way in person as I would on an internet forum. I am not two people, don't have two personalities. I see something inherently wrong with people that act two (or more) ways, depending on who they're addressing. It's called hypocrisy. So if you were a city councillor...

Something tells me she'll show a little more class than some people in here.

Then a lot of ppl are in trouble.

I lost two close relatives to cancer. They never smoked, drank, exercised, and ate healthy.

I'm not saying to respect him as mayor or for his life choices. But he's dead. He wasn't Hitler, Dick Cheney, or Charles Manson. It's real bad karma speaking bad about the dead. Anyway, I'm not here to change anyone's opinion. Do and say as you wish.

It's worked in Europe in reducing deaths and the spread of disease. In Portugal decriminalization of drugs has led to decreased rates of addicts, deaths, and spread of disease. It's by no means a "cure", but decriminalization and supervised injection sites do work.

Not sure what your point is to be honest. I never voted for Ford, never supported him as mayor or councillor. But he's dead. Are you somehow saying he's at fault for his death? I was taught empathy and respect. The guy is dead. RIP.

North York, Scarborough, East York and Etobicoke would be better off. They were better off before. Better services, better school boards. Everything went down hill with the "Megacity".

RIP. People should show respect for the dead. It is basic human decency. Some of the responses I have read in this thread are nothing short of disgusting.