Exactly. I in fact believe the story about Rob Ford being disruptive in rehab is probably true. But rehab is suppose to be confidential. The Toronto Star was behaving unethically to report this story.
Yes, rehab should be confidential, but Ford broke that confidentiality the entire time he was there. He called Warmington from rehab to tell him it was "amazing, like football camp". And he told Warmington specifics about other guests at the facility.
And he talked about it during a campaign speech, which meant that his claims deserved to be checked for accuracy.
As usual, turns out he was lying.
d_jedi said:
I don't support Ford. He is an admitted drug addict, and on that basis alone he is unsuitable to be mayor. But I do believe he deserves a fair shake..
Ford's had way more shakes than anyone should get.
Any other job he would have been fired years ago, when he was regularly skipping work and using his employer's resources to play at being a high school football coach. Every taxpayer penny he's been paid since then has been undeserved.
Joe Warmington said:
Mayor Rob Ford said the best part of how he feels right now is he is able to get up and into work early.
“I am not hungover anymore in the mornings,” he said with a laugh Thursday night...
This, he admits, was not the case when in the year or so before he finally came to the realization, “I was an alcoholic and had problems.”
He said he was in constant denial and is “embarrassed” about all of it.
“I was lying to myself and to everybody else,” he said
You've stated that you're going to quit hobbying to protect your job, I doubt your employer would put up with you showing up late with a hangover all the time, and then leaving work early to meet a drug dealer in a park. And Ford the hypocrite screamed about firing a city employee because he was shown a photo of the man with his head on his desk.