shrxhky420
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yeah but this type of shit is suppose to happen in churches not colleges... stay high
penn state...
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olylifter420
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If the freeh report is indeed true, then i think paterno is just as much of a scumbag as sandusky.
I think the ncaa should have put more fines and sanctions on them, there is no price you can put on the victims of these horrendous crimes.
I fucking hate chomo's and rapists and i think they deserve to die.
anyone involved is just as guilty as the perp doing the abuse.
I think the ncaa should have put more fines and sanctions on them, there is no price you can put on the victims of these horrendous crimes.
I fucking hate chomo's and rapists and i think they deserve to die.
anyone involved is just as guilty as the perp doing the abuse.
... i haven't seen anyone talking about this yet, and i'm so not a sports person at all, other then motorsports and cars, but it's a pretty local thing near me, so i wanted to hear what anyone has to say about what they're doing, and what the ncaa dealt down to them yesterday..
i personally think it's a disgrace.. this dude gives them 50 years of his life, and they are removing any monument they had to him form the campus..
i understand what went down and all, but i don't think he had anything to do with it imho.. idk, it's a bad deal all around and i feel bad for the man and his family....
discuss..
blazinkill504
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you gotta link so i can see that they alll got fired cause all i ever hear was just paterno did. which if that is the case then they are usin him as an escape goat to all this shit. of course he has some of the blame, but if he told someone at the school about it an they didnt do shit who's really the worse of the two? whats a super old ass dude suppose to do even tho everyone thinks he ran the school which clearly isnt the case. i feel terrible for those kids an i hope sandusky is gettin butt humped right now. just an added thought if paterno saw him leavin or dyin soon you think he would want to give up his last year or so salary before he died? we're talkin millions of dollars for his family that if he woulda went to the cops wouldnt have happened cause even tho he did go to the cops they still woulda said he knew all along an it took him too long an your fired type shit.
ru4r34l
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During the scandal it was nice of Penn State to negotiate a lucrative contract with JoePa
ESPN said:
guy incognito
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I think all of sandusky's and paterno's descendents should be imprisoned and raped.
DSB65
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hope your not a long lost cousin....
guy incognito
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I hope I am.
Trousers
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I guess some people do not really know what happened.
With the knowledge that Paterno knew about a person sodomizing children and did nothing except cover it up, you would have to be some sort of inbred moron, not capable of grasping a simple concept, to think Joe Paterno is getting a raw deal.
After reading the report where in an email Paterno tells his boss that they should treat Sandusky "humanely", you would have to be some sort of stunted, unhuman to think Paterno and his legacy are getting a raw deal.
I guess some people just are not aware of what happened.
With the knowledge that Paterno knew about a person sodomizing children and did nothing except cover it up, you would have to be some sort of inbred moron, not capable of grasping a simple concept, to think Joe Paterno is getting a raw deal.
After reading the report where in an email Paterno tells his boss that they should treat Sandusky "humanely", you would have to be some sort of stunted, unhuman to think Paterno and his legacy are getting a raw deal.
I guess some people just are not aware of what happened.
BeaverHuntr
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Like Paterno the Penn State alumni and students love their schools football team.. it's " Football over everything" mentality.
BeaverHuntr
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no do a google search stop being lazy
PeyoteReligion
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Its about the mindset the joe pa encouraged, that football is more important than the safety of children. Under his watch this all happened. If in 1998 joe pa came out and fired Sandusky, and said that penn state will not put up with this blah blah blah, we can have th conversation that maybe his statue should stay and the wins too. Instead he swept it under the carpet because he didn't want to tarnish the "image" of penn state. That's the crime joe pa committed. Penn state got what it deserves. He had ultimate power after being there for 60 years. If he had fired Sandusky when the allegations first came to light, Sandusky would have gone to jail years ago. Many innocent children should have been sparred. This is why joe pa is a bad person IMO.
BeaverHuntr
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Couldnt have said it better myself.
PeyoteReligion
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Everyone above joe pa did know, and has already been fired. Please know more about the situation before you split off about it. They were all fired BEFORE Paterno. All the way up to the president of the school. All fired man. It's not like joe pa was the only one dude.
PeyoteReligion
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The rapidly evolving scandal at Penn State has already claimed the jobs of three prominent members of the university community. Here's a timeline of the events.
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Sandusky surrendered to authorities on 40 charges of sexual assault on Nov. 5. (Photo: Associated Press)
Nov. 4: Former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky is indicted on dozens of counts of child sexual abuse. A grand jury statement reveals the gristly details of mutliple accounts of alleged sexual acts on children he met through the foundation he ran off the State College, Pa. campus.
Nov. 5: Sandusky turns himself into authorities. He is arraigned and released on $100,000 bail. At the same time, authorities announce felony perjury charges against Tim Curley, Penn State's athletic director, and Gary Schultz, the school's vice president for finance and business. They're both charged with perjury and failure to report a sexual assault.
Nov. 6: Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno, who is named in the grand jury statement as being informed by a graduate assistant, Mike McQueary, of the abuse, says he told the grand jury that he reported the assault to Curley in line with university and legal requirements. Curley and Schultz step down from their positions.
Nov. 7: Curley and Schultz are arraigned and released on $75,000 bail each.
Nov. 8: Despite saying he was ready to address the ongoing scandal, the university cancels Paterno's weekly press availability. Later at night, Paterno addresses a large crowd that had gathered at his home.
Nov. 9: Early in the day, Paterno announces that he'll retire at the end of the 2011 season, saying "I wish I would have done more." However, later that night, the school decided to immediately fire Paterno and university president Graham Spanier.
Four people took the fall, not just Paterno.
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Nov. 4: Former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky is indicted on dozens of counts of child sexual abuse. A grand jury statement reveals the gristly details of mutliple accounts of alleged sexual acts on children he met through the foundation he ran off the State College, Pa. campus.
Nov. 5: Sandusky turns himself into authorities. He is arraigned and released on $100,000 bail. At the same time, authorities announce felony perjury charges against Tim Curley, Penn State's athletic director, and Gary Schultz, the school's vice president for finance and business. They're both charged with perjury and failure to report a sexual assault.
Nov. 6: Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno, who is named in the grand jury statement as being informed by a graduate assistant, Mike McQueary, of the abuse, says he told the grand jury that he reported the assault to Curley in line with university and legal requirements. Curley and Schultz step down from their positions.
Nov. 7: Curley and Schultz are arraigned and released on $75,000 bail each.
Nov. 8: Despite saying he was ready to address the ongoing scandal, the university cancels Paterno's weekly press availability. Later at night, Paterno addresses a large crowd that had gathered at his home.
Nov. 9: Early in the day, Paterno announces that he'll retire at the end of the 2011 season, saying "I wish I would have done more." However, later that night, the school decided to immediately fire Paterno and university president Graham Spanier.
Four people took the fall, not just Paterno.
guy incognito
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Does this somehow lessen his guilt or responsibility?
A scapegoat? He's friggin guilty! How can you be guilty and a scapegoat at the same time?
olylifter420
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for those thinking joe pieceofshit paterno is not guilty.
how would you feel about the situation if it were your family members.?
Not so good right...
understand that anyone involved is as much of a piece of shit as sandusky and deserve to die...
how would you feel about the situation if it were your family members.?
Not so good right...
understand that anyone involved is as much of a piece of shit as sandusky and deserve to die...
smok3h
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Hahahaha, I'm not trying to give ya a hard time, dude, but the phrase is "scapegoat."
But Paterno isn't the only one taking flak for this. Many of you are misinformed. Read Peyote's post a few above mine.
PeyoteReligion
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Yes thank you. So please read my post of you think joe pa is the only scapegoat. If he wasn't dead he'd be looking at jail time with the other three scumbags that helped cover up this disgusting atrocity.
blazinkill504
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i take no offense or dont see it as you givin me shit, but honestly who cares how i said it you got what i was tryin to say.
i wasnt misinformed just uninformed as i asked for links to show other ppl at penn state that knew got fired besides paterno.
i also get that he has guilt in the situation but to me is no where near as much to blame as the dude actually ass rammin the children. just like an accomplice to murder in my eyes shouldnt be given the same punishment at the one who actually killed. they should have to pay for what they did wrong, but i mean they didnt kill/rape anyone.
i dont wanna hear if it was my family member either cause if it was my family member an i knew or could tell somethin was off about them an drilled them (no pun intended) i wouldnt have told a damn person either they woulda just found sandusky dead in a ditch somewhere...lemme take that back they wouldnt have found shit cause he woulda been left out on a bank of a swamp for the gators to dine on.
