Rob Ford's Behavior: Explained by Crack

Published February 15, 2014

Rob Ford's Behavior: Explained by Crack
Below is a list of Ford's antics, and a possible explanation corresponding to the known impacts of crack cocaine on the human cerebrum. 1) Smoking Crack. Rumors of Ford's drug use began circulating last May when a cell phone video of him smoking with …
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Marijuana should not be legalized
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Matthew T. Mangino: The lead factor: Automobile emissions and crime
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