Point being that what happened during the G20 had nothing to to with Ford and Tory either. And yet you brought it up that we don't need more of it under each one. Has there been any civil unrest in the last four years from the unions? Nope. Why? Because they were put in their place.
To state that it would happen again under either one is false.
And as the article in the politics section shows she doesn't even have a grasp of what is going on with TPS at the moment. Or about several other topics either. In this she is comparable to Ford. She has her "wheelhouse" as a childrens advocate. Better she gets appointed to some commision to what she cares about than elected to a position where that is ALL she would care about, leaving the city to continue to crumble slowly under apathy for its infrastructure and gridlock problems.
She isn't a bad person, I won't demonize her. She just isn't up to this job.
Point being that the culture that existed and still exists within the TPS, a fiefdom that consumes almost 30% of the property taxpayer supported budget and that can now be reasonably seen as a service to 'serve and protect' it's members at all costs to the detriment of the common good of the citizens they are sworn to 'serve and protect'.
This culture has only been reinforced in granite by 'give 'em all they want' Robbie, who is now all but a 'dog on a leash' to the TPS.
This culture of 'the untouchables' definitely will not be addressed and reined in by the Talking Head as he has proven to be a a wishy-washy panderer extraordinaire and a mayoral candidate pledging to throw Toronto off the fiscal and financial cliff with fantastical promises and largesse in his quest for mayoral infamy.
Fact is, and to which history has demonstrated there is but one candidate who has proven that he or she has the spine to stand up and against the TPS and that candidate is named Olivia Chow.
Ford is a 'bad person' and proven to be a horrible mayor.
Tory is not a 'bad person', but his fantastical and totally unrealistic campaign pledges and his wishy-washy, tumbleweed character certainly do lead one to reasonably conclude he would be a disaster as the mayor.
It is reasonable to say the Chow does not possess that polished, crafted and slick oratorical skills of a Radio Show, Talking Head, nor the populist bombast and bluster of an unabashed bald-faced liar and supreme charlatan. She also does not make utterly fantastical and totally unattainable campaign pledges that are certain to throw Toronto off the fiscal and financial cliff ala the Talking Head and the corruptible, contemptible and contemptuous ceremonial mayor who he refuses to answer to Torontonians.
What she has is a proven track record of what it takes to be a successful mayor. That being reaching out to all segments of society and council members to forge coalitions to get things done, done right and done for the common good. That being not making utterly impossible to fulfill promises and pledges to curry favor and votes. That being, having the ability to understand that squandering and wasting +$2billion on a gravy train is the height of fiscal and financial negligence and totally counter to what is needed and what is right.