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Strobe posted:He's loving dead and died while everyone still hated him. His last memory of his legacy was coal black, and he went to the grave knowing that the only thing anyone would ever remember him as is the guy who did nothing to stop child molestation. Oh, a really old man died. Yes, that's some serious punishment for letting children continually get raped.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:One thing is their job, the other isn't. I am not sure how much clearer that has to be made.
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Great White Hope posted:Quite frankly if my tax dollars went towards actively covering up child molesters for fun, I'd want everyone involved it in, and all the organizations involved in it, burned to the ground. Is "passively" okay? If not, I've got some bad news for you
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:It was more for the influx of posters who prolly think I am a Penn State fan somehow. You're obviously a fan of the Marshall Thundering Herd
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:No and they shouldn't either. The last thing anyone should want is the NCAA getting involved in policing conduct outside of athletic activity. It wasn't outside of athletic activity, it was done so they could preserve the reputation of the football program. That is absolutely something the organization regulating football programs should look into.
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Groucho Marxist posted:You're obviously a fan of the Marshall Thundering Herd I am not sure if that offends me more or less. JT Jag posted:Well, it'd probably their job if someone on the active staff was the child rapist. But that wasn't (in a provable manner) the case. Even then it wouldn't be an NCAA issue. Even if it involved a loving player being the chimo. Raku posted:It wasn't outside of athletic activity, it was done so they could preserve the reputation of the football program. That is absolutely something the organization regulating football programs should look into. Not really. Like I get what you're thinking, but its not really the case. And no, you absolutely don't want the NCAA getting involved in that kind of thing.
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Detroit_Dogg posted:Oh, a really old man died. Yes, that's some serious punishment for letting children continually get raped. I feel the need to point out that I'm not defending him or anything. It was loving disgusting. But the idea that because his wins are being reinstated after he's been dead for a year and change makes it 'just a slap on the wrist' is really some revisionist history there.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:Even then it wouldn't be an NCAA issue. Even if it involved a loving player being the chimo.
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Vertical Lime posted:Yep Give us back Reggie Bush's Heisman, you chuckle fucks
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Punishments Joe Paterno Incurred:
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JT Jag posted:When you get to the point where someone on-staff is using school facilities to do stuff like that, you can very easily justifyn lack of institutional control charges. Not so much for what actually went on, really. NOPE. Because that's not what a lack of institutional control means within context. In context, it means are you promoting an atmosphere of compliance with NCAA rules and by-laws and at that its basically just a catch-all for if you're a repeat rule offender.
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Can we all just agree that PSU shouldn't have any sports teams whatsoever and be ignored for all time
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Football Uber Alles - Penn State Slogan
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The Glumslinger posted:Give us back Reggie Bush's Heisman, you chuckle fucks We'll trade you for OJ's.
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The Glumslinger posted:Give us back Reggie Bush's Heisman, you chuckle fucks They didn't take it, the Heisman foundation did.
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Strobe posted:I feel the need to point out that I'm not defending him or anything. It was loving disgusting. Considering he should be rotting in jail.....yes I'd consider that a slap on the wrist.
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AsInHowe posted:Cardale Jones trolling the media was utterly fantastic, and I'm surprised more big-name college players don't do something similar. One of my favorite Cardale interviews was during, I believe, the Sugar Bowl media day. They asked him something like "you seem pretty calm answering these questions" or something and his response was (again, paraphrasing) "It's easy because you all keep asking us the same questions! Do we like all these microphones and cell phones in our face? No. But we realize you all have a job to do, and we were told to answer anything you ask, so there it is." loving loved that. Was surprised that it didn't piss off the almighty media egos "How DARE he say they would rather not answer our repetitive cliche questions?!"
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Mahoning posted:Considering he should be rotting in jail.....yes I'd consider that a slap on the wrist. It's a slap on the wrist because of "he died?"
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Dying in shame and embarrassment, your legacy ruined, hated by everyone: a slap on the wrist according to goons.
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JT Jag posted:Dying in shame and embarrassment, your legacy ruined, hated by everyone: a slap on the wrist according to goons. Good.
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JT Jag posted:Dying in shame and embarrassment, your legacy ruined, hated by everyone: a slap on the wrist according to goons. Consequences != Punishment
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JT Jag posted:Dying in shame and embarrassment, your legacy ruined, hated by everyone: a slap on the wrist according to goons. That isn't even a slap on the wrist. That is literally nothing. Just because something happened doesn't make it a punishment.
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CharlestheHammer posted:That isn't even a slap on the wrist. That is literally nothing.
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Strobe posted:I feel the need to point out that I'm not defending him or anything. It was loving disgusting. His wins weren't taken away. They were essentially suspended. That is a slap on the wrist. Everything is the same now as it was before any of us even knew the name of Jerry Sandusky. What a harsh punishment. edit: oh wait, the statue is still down. I stand corrected. BigBallChunkyTime fucked around with this message at 20:11 on Jan 16, 2015 |
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Joe Paterno wakes up, to learn that the news has broken, someone has learned about the cover up. The curtain is going to fall on his reputation. He can fight it, but... it's only a matter of time. He is ruined. And then he looks outside. Fire. He is in Hell. This is how he wakes up every day now.
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JT Jag posted:His wins were stripped and Penn State was under investigation for poo poo he did when he died. Everything he had built in his entire life, his entire carefully maintained reputation, crumbled away in front of his rheumy eyes. "Literally nothing". His wins were stripped 6 months after he died. So basically everything you just said was not a punishment but just a natural consequence of his actions. He was not "punished" in any way. He died before anyone was able to punish him for anything. I guess other than losing his job? Which, in regards to covering up child rape is pretty much "slap on the wrist" territory.
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JT Jag posted:Joe Paterno wakes up, to learn that the news has broken, someone has learned about the cover up. The curtain is going to fall on his reputation. He can fight it, but... it's only a matter of time. He is ruined. And then he looks outside. Fire. He is in Hell. A.) good B.) still not actually "punishment", more "thing that happened"
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It's neither. It's "he died before anything was done."
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JT Jag posted:His wins were stripped and Penn State was under investigation for poo poo he did when he died. Everything he had built in his entire life, his entire carefully maintained reputation, crumbled away in front of his rheumy eyes. "Literally nothing". I don't think this is entirely correct timeline, but whatever, still literally nothing.
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JT Jag posted:Joe Paterno wakes up, to learn that the news has broken, someone has learned about the cover up. The curtain is going to fall on his reputation. He can fight it, but... it's only a matter of time. He is ruined. And then he looks outside. Fire. He is in Hell. This owns.
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I really just want the wins to stay gone as a constant reminder to Paterno's worthless rear end in a top hat family of what an awful piece of poo poo the old man was. I feel like reinstating them is a win for the family when they should really all just loving die.
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What's Jim Harbaugh up to today? "Anything less than a man's best effort cheats himself! Demeans him! Spoils him! Ruins him! Cheapens him! Emerson" Same ol, same ol, Jimmy.
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