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chesbaygrl7 said:
I don't condone what happened or the way it seems to have been swept under the rug. But for many Pennsylvanians, JoePa has been an institution, as has Penn State itself. To take such a cavalier attitude towards both because of the transgressions of a few is insensitive.

From what I understand, JoePa knew the least about the incidents, but he is the whipping boy now. All the good he did for the school is now tarnished by the actions of others who conducted themselves poorly, but because itht was on h
is watch, he pays for it.
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That piece of shit aided a fucking child support. In my mind it should be off with John Pa's head. God knows how many other children got raped because of his inaction.
 
The Dark Knight said:
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That piece of shit aided a fucking child support. In my mind it should be off with John Pa's head. God knows how many other children got raped because of his inaction.
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what?

Jk I know what u meant

there's no place for that

reminds me of the wrestling coach in pa that got in trouble for molesting his own wrestlers
 
swirlman07 said:
That's the problem when everyone isn't judged by the same standard, whether on issues of race, gender or issues of responsibility. You don't get a pass based on your status as a venerable figure.

This same kind of obtuse logic was responsible for Oliver North getting a pass, Richard Nixon getting a pass, George Bush torture policies being ignored and uncounted numbers of the inappropriate application of preferences based on age, position, gender, class, wealth and race. It makes a mockery of the idea of accepting responsibility for your actions and devalues life for those who're affected by such attitudes and perspectives.
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Swirlman, I find the whole thing really disturbing. To make matters worse, why would the students set up a riot?

It just gives the impression to everyone that football/other sports is of more importance than human morality.

I would even go as far as saying if this happened at a different school, the students still would have rioted there.
 
Mikey said:
Swirlman, I find the whole thing really disturbing. To make matters worse, why would the students set up a riot?

It just gives the impression to everyone that football/other sports is of more importance than human morality.

I would even go as far as saying if this happened at a different school, the students still would have rioted there.
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The students are rioting because every good thing that Paterno contributed to Penn State and football has been drowned by the sins of another man. Should he be absolved? No. Even he admits regret. But there were others whose sins were more egregious, but who is taking the fall for everything? I truly don't think the man closed his eyes to what went on. I believe he trusted that his staff was looking into the matters. There were others in a better position to go to the authorities, ones who witnessed the behavior, but do we hear of them except in passing? And the way JoePa was fired is totally disgusting and disrespectful. I would have rioted too.
 
satyr said:
Not as disgusting as sodomizing a ten year old boy in a locker room. Sandusky should've been arrested, not have his gym keys taken away from him.
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You're right. But JoePa did not do that did he??? Sandusky did. Read the link I posted a few posts ago.
 
chesbaygrl7 said:
And the way JoePa was fired is totally disgusting and disrespectful. I would have rioted too.
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Fuck JoePa, he was a great coach but he knew his assitant was raping a 10 yo boy in his facility. His own quarterback/staff member told him and other players has witnessed it as well. Why did Paterno did not have a one on one with that "rapist" or reported the incident to the police. Either
a. he was protecting his friend
b. willfully gave the blind eye 'coz he did not want to be bothered by it
c. Did not make a big deal out of the allegation and investigate it further.

It is not like Sundusky was playing hide the Salami with the little boy, he was literally raping him anally in PSU shower room, sick fuck, he should get a bullet to his fucken chest.....

I respect Paterno as a coach but I am GLAD HE GOT CANNED! Allowing a "rapist" to rape and abuse young kids on PSU campus while Using Paternos name to promote the little kids programs, sickening. Hang Sundusky by his balls and give Paterno the front seat to watch it..........
 
Refugee said:
Fuck JoePa, he was a great coach but he knew his assitant was raping a 10 yo boy in his facility. His own quarterback/staff member told him and other players has witnessed it as well. Why did Paterno did not have a one on one with that "rapist" or reported the incident to the police. Either
a. he was protecting his friend
b. willfully gave the blind eye 'coz he did not want to be bothered by it
c. Did not make a big deal out of the allegation and investigate it further.

It is not like Sundusky was playing hide the Salami with the little boy, he was literally raping him anally in PSU shower room, sick fuck, he should get a bullet to his fucken chest.....

I respect Paterno as a coach but I am GLAD HE GOT CANNED! Allowing a "rapist" to rape and abuse young kids on PSU campus while Using Paternos name to promote the little kids programs, sickening. Hang Sundusky by his balls and give Paterno the front seat to watch it..........
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He needs to be drawn and quartered. That is all.
 
chesbaygrl7 said:
I would have rioted too.
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Of course destruction of University property and violence is the best way to show support for someone who's at least guilty of a moral transgression. Once again, the wagons circle and everyone rushes to "protect the program", a football program that raises tens of millions of dollars for the University. Just win games and you can expect to be forgiven for any sin.

How do you justify the football coach being the highest paid employee in the entire University, at more than a million dollars a year? Of course that doesn't include other sources of money outside the University.

I wonder why there isn't outrage and a sense of indignation about those University football players who don't graduate and won't be able to earn a living when they leave the school, despite having contributed to the support of the multii-Billion dollar capital campaign.

I have ZERO sympathy for him or those who support him. In fact, for me, his support is just another sign of the misplaced priorities in University sports programs and the trend of hero worship for someone who contributes so little to the betterment of society.
 
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satyr said:
Not as disgusting as sodomizing a ten year old boy in a locker room. Sandusky should've been arrested, not have his gym keys taken away from him.
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Love how mufuckas wanna defend that fool, knowing damn well if it was some regular chump at the office, hell, even some JV football coach with a good record, they wouldn't play that sympathy shit. But college ball is serious bidness I guess.

Flippin' cars for this mofo.
 
swirlman07 said:
Of course destruction of University property and violence is the best way to show support for someone who's at least guilty of a moral transgression. Once again, the wagons circle and everyone rushes to "protect the program", a football program that raises tens of millions of dollars for the University. Just win games and you can expect to be forgiven for any sin.

How do you justify the football coach being the highest paid employee in the entire University, at more than a million dollars a year? Of course that doesn't include other sources of money outside the University.

I wonder why there isn't outrage and a sense of indignation about those University football players who don't graduate and won't be able to earn a living when they leave the school, despite having contributed to the support of the multii-Billion dollar capital campaign.

I have ZERO sympathy for him or those who support him. In fact, for me, his support is just another sign of the misplaced priorities in University sports programs and the trend of hero worship for someone who contributes so little to the betterment of society.
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Pffft. I can see by that statement that you've read nothing about the man except the latest headlines.
 
chesbaygrl7 said:
Pffft. I can see by that statement that you've read nothing about the man except the latest headlines.
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I can't really develop much of an opinion on the subject considering that the media makes it a point to sensationalize every negative thing a man does. I remember how they made it look like black men were terrible monsters because 4 black women in an interview couldn't find a man who wanted to marry their stuck up asses. So, I just ignore it and wait 5 or 10 years for the actual truth to come out.
 
I am glad the board of trustee did not give a dignified chance to JoePa and allow him to finish the season & retire. I am glad they humiliated his sorry ass and fired him over the phone. And all these college kids rioting and crying over Paterno’s termination, fuck ‘em. How many tears did Paterno shed for Sundusky’s victim? Sorry, life is not just about winning football games…..Paterno is like Lombardi for PSU, he could have intevened and stop this shit long ago. This shit was going on since 1998, 17 victims so far.

They should also can Mcquery the quarterback who reported the rape to Paterno; he should have called the cops, or report it to someone... I am sure major law suit is going to come after PSU, you Pennsylvania tax payers better be prepared……
 
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