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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

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Maybe it's the wording you have to use to get the job.
After all, your not going to get support by saying Joe enabled a pedophile for over a decade.
And we should take the statue down and melt it to pay for all those abused kids.
 
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NFBuck;2174448; said:
I mean, really. Winning a bunch of football games and donating money to the university makes his apathy towards child rape okay to these people. Think about that. What a bunch of [censored]ing mutants.
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Not only that, but these fucktards are so desperate to preserve Paterno's legacy they are frantically trying to shift blame for the cover-up to the BOT, which could have far greater consequenses for the future of their university.
 
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They've already psychologically built up the framework to dismiss the Freeh report before it even comes out.

  1. Freeh is a "political animal." Never mind that the guy never once ran for elected office and has a record of being appointed by both Republicans and Democrats.
  2. It is clear to anyone who knows "the facts" that Freeh went in with a pre-conceived conclusion.
  3. Freeh is bought and paid for by the Trustees (I assume that Luberano is exempt here)


This one's a gem. They start repeating it. Then, the echo chamber turns it into "the facts." Then they venture out of the echo chamber or read an press article, and come back and say, "if only these people were aware of the facts before they would write this stuff."

The above is not hyperbole. You see it all over BWI in response to press articles and the few cultists who venture out to the interweb tubes to defend Dear Leader.

Curley writes: "After giving it more thought and talking it over with Joe yesterday, I am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps."





Amazing how people forget the words..."AFTER GIVING IT MORE THOUGHT"


Doesnt this imply that Curley thought about what Schultz initially wanted to do; He vacillated some ideas in his head; Spoke to Joe to let him know what he was thinking; ultimately made a decision that he was "...uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps."


Let me put it to you another way: I came down to buying a USED 2008 Buick Enclave CXL or a 2009 Toyota highlander. Everyone here pretty much said go with the Toyota (better engine). AFTER GIVING IT MORE THOUGHT (I already had decided to go with the Buick Enclave CXL), I talked it over with my girlfriend (gave her the reasons why I decided to go with the Buick and not the Toyota).


At no time did she "sway" my opinion. Basically, it was my money; my decision was logical; and, I'm a grown man and I can do whatever floats my boat! I just let her know my reasoning.


I don't see the "issue". Again, I think its NOTHING more than a SMEAR campaign!
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I know it's isignificant in the grand scheme of things, but I hope they lose every football game 70-0. I hope scUM lays 100 on them. I hope Urban drops 150. I also hope that statue gets torn down, and the head pops off while being transported to the dump. That's all these mutants care about, so that's how you "hit 'em where it hurts".
 
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ORD_Buckeye;2174451; said:
They've already psychologically built up the framework to dismiss the Freeh report before it even comes out.

  1. Freeh is a "political animal." Never mind that the guy never once ran for elected office and has a record of being appointed by both Republicans and Democrats.
  2. It is clear to anyone who knows "the facts" that Freeh went in with a pre-conceived conclusion.
  3. Freeh is bought and paid for by the Trustees (I assume that Luberano is exempt here)

This one's a gem. They start repeating it. Then, the echo chamber turns it into "the facts." Then they venture out of the echo chamber or read an press article, and come back and say, "if only these people were aware of the facts before they would write this stuff."

The above is not hyperbole. You see it all over BWI in response to press articles and the few cultists who venture out to the interweb tubes to defend Dear Leader.
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Yes, ORD, we are not aware of "the facts." Thanks to bwi, I now know "the fact" that McQueary did not actually witness a crime. (That's actually something they are still repeating over there)
 
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Woody1968;2174453; said:
Yes, ORD, we are not aware of "the facts." Thanks to bwi, I now know "the fact" that McQueary did not actually witness a crime. (That's actually something they are still repeating over there)
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Woody1968, you've made a very special jump. For only through acknowledging that we don't have the facts can you ever hope to attain total consciousness and command of the facts. Now, join with me and Brother Luberano and repeat,

WE ARE....BECAUSE YOU WERE.

WE ARE...BECAUSE YOU WERE.

WE ARE...BECAUSE YOU WERE.
 
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If the world were better, and okay, sappier, some of those potential-BOT profiles would include something like this.

"We are... Penn State." I assert that Penn State is each of us. Traditions inspire us, remind us of that which we must remember, and give us a banner we receive from generations before and pass to generations ahead. But who "We are" - right now and from every moment forward - is not defined by the past, but the things we do today.

If we, as individuals, commit to seeking wisdom, from knowledge, from truth, wherever we may find it, then Penn State is wise. If we are honorable, and stand strong in the face of that which is not, Penn State is honorable. Look squarely in the face of that which is, and stand strong in support of that which should be, and the next generation to cheer "We are" will evoke images of leadership and courage.

Fail to do what is right now, and no matter the good works and advancements made in other areas, "We are," as a community, forever a generation that failed. Failed to protect children. Failed in courage, in conviction, in leadership. It is time to show that this is not our legacy - that "We are" the people - the students, the educators, the university - who learned.
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As for the football program - take a voluntary disassociation from the NCAA, weed out the rotten parts left on the staff, and write recommendations for the guys who really didn't know, to the best of your knowledge. Let your players go where they will. Hire some great big-name, good-character coaches, maybe out of retirement, who have their priorities straight. Encourage them to speak their minds about the situation publicly. Let them build their own coaching dream team, make it easy for them to walk away if need be, and let them design the transition for the coaching team that follows them and how to ensure there isn't a mass dumping of one team for another at that time. Let them be the school's heroes without contracts that would make them gods. Give them a primary goal of cleaning up the culture and secondary goals of playing some good football and keeping recruiting lines open.

Put up a big marble wall outside the stadium, where future generations will walk past it to every game, with a commitment to never let something like this happen again. Be very sure that everyone from fans to donors to recruits knows that the program has the goal to come back strong and clean by the NCAA reapplication date, or shut down entirely. Take that time to rebuild the culture with players who never would have thought they'd have a chance to play for PSU. Lose a lot of donors in the short term, but make up for it in future years when rather than being university that enabled pedophiles, you're the university that faced up to your own atrocities and found redemption.

Academically, throw open the records and encourage study of the cultural dynamics that led to the problem, and the school's responses to it over time. Learn something.

Just to be clear, I'm not holding my breath or anything.
 
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I just wish these hack sportswriters who nobody has heard of and who have no history or reputation like......oh, I don't know.....Frank [censored]ing Deford would just leave "Joe" alone.

Joe Paterno's Legacy: Protect Players At All Costs

Everyone knows that the key to winning as a big-time coach is keeping your players eligible. Some of that effort is legal, some not. Give the players tutors and gut courses, or even have someone write term papers for them. Get the campus police and the local cops to cooperate. Hey, boys will be boys. Overlook. Blind eye. Forgive them their trespasses as game day approaches. Keep them eligible.

Joe Paterno was a football coach all of his long, adult life. Like all coaches, after a while, keeping your players eligible is second nature.

When his old assistant was in trouble, that must've kicked in. Joe Paterno kept Jerry Sandusky eligible. If he has a legacy, that's it.
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And needless to say the pedtards are on the mother fucker. If only Deford knew "the facts." I find this one particularly amusing because obviously his "better than an Ivy education" didn't prepare him to recognize a metaphor when he sees one.

Frank deFord wrote this article based on HALF OF AN E-MAIL MESSAGE taken out of context. The primary story line is total conjecture and the closing line is totally false. Sandusky was RETIRED from PSU when Paterno first learned of anything untoward about him.
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ORD_Buckeye;2174461; said:
I just wish these hack sportswriters who nobody has heard of and who have no history or reputation like......oh, I don't know.....Frank Fucking Deford would just leave "Joe" alone.

Joe Paterno's Legacy: Protect Players At All Costs
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You know what this ugly and nasty episode has done?

There have been articles written in the past few days by Jemile Hill and Frank DeFord, both of whom I NEVER agree with on principle, but I found myself agreeing with them.

Fuck Ped State.
 
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