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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

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Zurp said:
Yup. McQueary deserves some hellish treatment that I can't administer. I can buy that he's shocked to the point of not thinking clearly for some time after he witnessed "the event". How much time? I don't know. Let's say a week. Every day he didn't report to the police what he saw, in my opinion, is another day he ACTIVELY covered up a child predator.

And Joe Paterno, in telling McQueary that he would handle it, has joined McQueary in covering up for a child predator. Every day.

Edit - you know, the more I think about it, the dad and the "advisor" don't come out very clean, either. Advise him to go talk to the head football coach? His boss? The sicko's boss? I think that THAT fact, more than anything, tells me that the public perception of those close to (but not directly in) the Penn State culture believed that Joe Paterno ran that town/society/cult. If you see something sick like that, you go to the authorities. I think that McQueary's dad and this "advisor" (whatever that means) saw Joe Paterno as an authority.
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Somebody earlier in this thread pointed out some curious info in the testimony.
McQueary called Paterno asking for an appointment or something. He was a Grad Assistant at the time.
Paterno starts their meeting off by telling him he won't have a position with Penn State. By the time McQueary leaves he has a job offer to be an Assistant Coach.
Seems kinda black and white that he used Sandusky and his silence to barter for a job at Penn State.

Turtles all the way down.
 
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kujirakira said:
Somebody earlier in this thread pointed out some curious info in the testimony.
McQueary called Paterno asking for an appointment or something. He was a Grad Assistant at the time.
Paterno starts their meeting off by telling him he won't have a position with Penn State. By the time McQueary leaves he has a job offer to be an Assistant Coach.
Seems kinda black and white that he used Sandusky and his silence to barter for a job at Penn State.

Turtles all the way down.
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That is just what Jim Delaney, the media and the B1G Illuminati want you to believe

sheep
 
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kujirakira said:
Somebody earlier in this thread pointed out some curious info in the testimony.
McQueary called Paterno asking for an appointment or something. He was a Grad Assistant at the time.
Paterno starts their meeting off by telling him he won't have a position with Penn State. By the time McQueary leaves he has a job offer to be an Assistant Coach.
Seems kinda black and white that he used Sandusky and his silence to barter for a job at Penn State.

Turtles all the way down.
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Nah. That happened, but I see that line as Paterno just being funny to a kid calling him out of the blue. I don't think he actually leveraged the news for a job.
 
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BuckeyeNation27 said:
Nah. That happened, but I see that line as Paterno just being funny to a kid calling him out of the blue. I don't think he actually leveraged the news for a job.
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The first thought is often the correct one. In the context of everything else that happened there, it sure looks damning. It's a mafia style story.
They "rewarded" silence and loyalty to the football program. Now the cult is trying to say it was just McQ's testimony that convicted Sandusky.
And he was an" unreliable" witness who changed his story multiple times. How completely typical of what they believe as ""truth".
 
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As for McQueary, he was an un-qualified grad-assistant who was years away from being what Paterno wanted as a coach. Just look at all the "old dogs" Paterno had on staff at the time. Guys like Galen Hall and Fran Ganter as well as ol Jer and Larry Johnson on staff.
 
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Every time I read some of their the-world-is-out-to-get-us shit on BWI, I envision the Pedster as this:

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kujirakira said:
Somebody earlier in this thread pointed out some curious info in the testimony.
McQueary called Paterno asking for an appointment or something. He was a Grad Assistant at the time.
Paterno starts their meeting off by telling him he won't have a position with Penn State. By the time McQueary leaves he has a job offer to be an Assistant Coach.
Seems kinda black and white that he used Sandusky and his silence to barter for a job at Penn State.

Turtles all the way down.
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I am certainly no defender of the scumbaggery that is PSU or the Cult, but McQueary did not leave with a job offer on the day of the famous meeting with Joesus. He was not hired as an assistant coach until 2004.

That thread on BWI discussing McQueary is pure gold, however. Pnnylion returns from an apparent suspension to once again bring glory to the board. Pnnylion, SEPA Buck and Indynittany discussing the nuances of McQueary is akin to Aristotle, Thomas Jefferson and Stephen Hawking disucssing man's place in the universe. The Cult always seems to conveniently forget when painting McQueary as a liar that Joesus himself testified before the grand jury that he found McQueary believeable.
 
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Damn, I missed Saturday Night Live and there was a joke ridiculing Joesus turning a blind eye. The Cult is not amused at the "dancing on Joe's grave." According to the Cult, the crowd booed the besmirching of Joesus' name -- proof that the SNL crowd "gets it."

The Cult is apparently blaming the joke on Seth Meyers being a "Pit shill." Even by the Cult's logic, I am completely confused. Meyers no long even writes or appears on SNL, does he? Either way, he was born in Illinois, grew up in New Hampshire, attended Northwestern but is a "Pit shill?" :no:

https://bwi.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=36&tid=179877240&mid=179877240&sid=890&style=2

https://bwi.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=36&tid=179877262&mid=179877262&sid=890&style=2
 
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