Quantcast

What is your opinion of the Penn State Pedophile Protectors?

Incognito 2012/07/14 18:07:34
Related Topics: Sports, Pedophile
You!
Add Photos & Videos
Add a comment above

Top Opinion

  • Dan 2012/07/14 21:31:41
    It is not good.
    Dan
    +3
    How anyone could protect that just makes me want to throw up. They should do time also.

Sort By
  • Most Raves
  • Least Raves
  • Oldest
  • Newest
Opinions

  • Michaelene 2012/07/17 13:07:10
    It is not good.
    Michaelene
    The more information that comes out in this scandal, the angrier I get.
    Think about the guy who witnessed a child being sexually assaulted and his frist thought is to go to his superiors.
    My first thought would have been to go to the equipment room, grab a blunt object, end the rape and possibly destroy the "member" of the pedophile.
    Those who got a settlement when they were fired should have to pay every dime they got to the victims for keeping quiet for a dozen + years, that includes the 5.5 million for "Papa Joe" whose inaction is reprehensible.
  • Nomad58 Michaelene 2012/07/17 15:50:28
    Nomad58
    +1
    If by "member" you mean the brain housing group, I'm all in.
  • Michaelene Nomad58 2012/07/18 11:42:52
    Michaelene
    Yeah, I'm all about smashing the "member" of pedophiles and charging those who enabled him and protected themselves.
    The Freeh report is so damning, it's a wonder the school can still function.
    Everyone involved deserves to be charged both in criminal and civil court.
    Take everything they've got!
  • Chris - The Rowdy One! #187 2012/07/16 16:20:18
    It is not good.
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    +1
    I feel that the people that visually witnessed the homosexual rapes should face some criminal charges as well as the school administrators that took the news and did nothing with it.

    I take no issue with Joe Paterno as he did his part with the second hand knowledge that he received.
  • Ashley 2012/07/15 14:52:59
    It is not good.
    Ashley
    +1
    No ethics or morals that group
  • Paige 2012/07/15 03:19:36
    Uhhhh . . .
    Paige
    +2
    They Should all be prosecuted. Everyone that new what was going on contributed to all those boys being abused and they should be punished. It is amazing that those men looked the other way while children were being abused so that they could save their football program.
  • leslie 2012/07/15 01:22:19
    It is not good.
    leslie
    +1
    They are all guilty at some level or another so at some level or another they all need to be punished.
  • Louisa - Enemy of the State 2012/07/14 22:58:40
    It is not good.
    Louisa - Enemy of the State
    +2
    They are as guilty as the sicko who did it.
  • Chris -... Louisa ... 2012/07/16 16:20:44
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    Not quite.
  • Louisa ... Chris -... 2012/07/16 17:33:04
    Louisa - Enemy of the State
    +1
    Really? If he hid the crime and allowed it to happen again and again, he isn't as guilty? hmmmmmm............In my opinion, he's even more guilty.
  • Chris -... Louisa ... 2012/07/16 17:37:48
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    Even more guilty?.......LOL, you doubled down on your lunacy I see.
  • Louisa ... Chris -... 2012/07/16 18:05:49
    Louisa - Enemy of the State
    OMG I can't believe that you think only the perpetrator carries responsibility.

    Please just answer this: A little girl gets molested by Mr. A and Mr B covers it up. Then another little girl gets molested and another and another........and Mr. B covers up each instance and he isn't culpable? Had he stopped the actions of Mr A, several little girls would not have been molested by Mr A.

    Wow dude.......you're evil and pretty ignorant. I think you've just taken the prize for stupidity.
  • Chris -... Louisa ... 2012/07/16 18:30:26
  • Louisa ... Chris -... 2012/07/16 18:36:08
    Louisa - Enemy of the State
    WHAT? You started the name calling buddy. Go back and read how ignorant you were.
  • Chris -... Louisa ... 2012/07/16 18:52:59
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    +1
    I did go back and read and I do not see it. Maybe when I refered to your lunacy you thought I was calling you a lunatic which I was not.
  • Chris -... Louisa ... 2012/07/16 18:53:09
  • Louisa ... Chris -... 2012/07/16 21:55:53
    Louisa - Enemy of the State
    +1
    OK....fair. I don't want enemies anyway, it hurts my feelings even though I can't see who I'm talking to.

    Friends? handshake
  • Chris -... Louisa ... 2012/07/17 12:59:45
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    +1
    I apologize for anything that I said that hurt your feelings. It was not my intent. This is a hot issue with most people and tensions can run high. I know we agree on most things in the political realm and we both suffer by living in a one party leftwing state; Maryland.
  • Michaelene Louisa ... 2012/07/19 01:08:25
    Michaelene
    +1
    i agree, for a dozen years no one protected children from a known pedophile. Pap Joe knew all about the 98 case and still tried to negotiate a settlement from the school as if he deserved a bonus for letting children get raped under his nose.
    Such a sick twisted egomaniac as him deserves no halo. Did he call 911? NO!
  • cddjmikey 2012/07/14 22:09:58
    It is not good.
    cddjmikey
    +2
    Castrate the lot of them !
  • Chris -... cddjmikey 2012/07/16 16:20:55
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    That is a little sick and twisted.
  • cddjmikey Chris -... 2012/07/16 23:09:58
    cddjmikey
    AND ....?
  • Chris -... cddjmikey 2012/07/17 13:00:19
    Chris - The Rowdy One! #187
    Nothing more. Just can't see resorting to barbarism.
  • Michaelene cddjmikey 2012/07/17 13:10:15
    Michaelene
    +2
    It appears that there is no successful treatment for pedophiles. Perhaps that treatment would work, idk.
  • Dan 2012/07/14 21:31:41
    It is not good.
    Dan
    +3
    How anyone could protect that just makes me want to throw up. They should do time also.
  • Space Invader 2012/07/14 21:30:25
    Uhhhh . . .
    Space Invader
    +2
    they shoot horses don't they??
  • JohnT 2012/07/14 21:28:47
    It is not good.
    JohnT
    +1
    Get a rope or put them in a penitentiary general population, Give me a bag of popcorn and I will see the destruction of those lousy human beings.
  • Old Poet 2012/07/14 21:15:09
    It is not good.
    Old Poet
    The individuals involved have been or will be punished. Penn State is a fine universtity. Paterno paid with his life. He lost his will to live. Sandusky may not live out a year in prison. The President is was fired and is still in trouble. The University and by proxy the State of Pennsylvania will be hit by enormous lwsuits. The victims will suffer for the rest of their lives. It's over!
  • Michaelene Old Poet 2012/07/17 13:12:53
    Michaelene
    The taxpayers of PA will be paying restitution to these victims, Joe Pa got fired with a $5.5 million settlement and never had to face those kids and parents in court. I think he got away easy.
  • Old Poet Michaelene 2012/07/17 21:08:38
    Old Poet
    While I think enough is enough, Penn State and the taxpayers won't pay as much as you think. All colleges and universities are insure against libal.
  • Michaelene Old Poet 2012/07/18 11:47:23
    Michaelene
    I would have said the same thing until I read the Freeh report. Try reading it to see how you feel about the scum bags involved.

    WIth both criminal and civil cases upcoming, they're going to need more insurance than they've got.

    The taxpayers are paying for the court proceedings, the defense attorneys for the state school, and the restitution to the victims. I guess it wouldn't both anyone other than PA residents, we are footing his bill.
  • Old Poet Michaelene 2012/07/18 15:02:41
    Old Poet
    I have read the Freeh report but I have also read the NCAA rules, regulations and by-laws and see no way they can legally act. However, the members of the NCAA are the presidents of the member colleges and universities. They can call for a vote of all memebers and if they wish, they can vote to expel Penn State from the NCAA which would have the same effect. Penn State would then not be allowed to play any other NCAA member effectively shutting down Penn State's entire athletic program until such time as the presidents vote to reinstate them. It may be the only way the NCAA can legally act. To punish all athletes of all sports and the rest of the student body and facalty to me seems extreme. Remember, football is a money maker in these severe economic times for colleges and universities. However I see no other possible LEGAL action the organization can pursue. I do not believe the vote would be high enough to expel Penn State. JMHO
  • Michaelene Old Poet 2012/07/19 01:00:59
    Michaelene
    I don't agree that football is so great for education. Ask other teachers.

    At the high school level other educational programs are cut while funding for the 30 or 40 football players is increased. Cut the orchestra and art program to get new turf on the feld.

    The outrageous million dollar salaries for football coaches is often double or triple of the Dean's and school Pres. The athletic scholarships are not free, the entire student body pays more for every single free ride. Then they have to pay other students like me to do their work while they go exerise and party.
    The entire scandal shows just how much the school cared about their students, especially the email and hand written notes recently released. Not at all, many many people knew what was going on and hushed it away for their Friday Night lights.
    Penn State should be an example of what happens when a school puts their athletic program above the safety of children.
  • Old Poet Michaelene 2012/07/19 02:08:33
    Old Poet
    In principle I cannot agree more. However it is not so simple. Football in America is as much a social phenomina as it is a sport. I spent my best years on campus in Knoxville at the University of Tennessee and I was not a college jock. I was in High School but not college.

    Most years, the football program at the University of Tennessee makes a profit to support all other sports both male and female. Fortunately Pat Summitt build a dynasty in women's basketball to help with the costs. Most years the Atheletic program has contributed their surplus as high as 5 million dollars to the general school fund. I know most colleges and universities don't but we and I know Texas do. This and we have not had our normal top flieght teams in football lately.

    I live in LA and work in Hollywood in the entertainment industry. Do you really feel these incomes are justified? However, the social pressure for our escapes into neverland is so great we tend to look the other way.

    I am sure the NCAA will act, though I don't agree they specificly have that authority. I believe they will have the football program suspended for one year. Players will have the option to transfer to another institution but I think many will stay and just be students for a year. Those with the most to lose wil...
    In principle I cannot agree more. However it is not so simple. Football in America is as much a social phenomina as it is a sport. I spent my best years on campus in Knoxville at the University of Tennessee and I was not a college jock. I was in High School but not college.

    Most years, the football program at the University of Tennessee makes a profit to support all other sports both male and female. Fortunately Pat Summitt build a dynasty in women's basketball to help with the costs. Most years the Atheletic program has contributed their surplus as high as 5 million dollars to the general school fund. I know most colleges and universities don't but we and I know Texas do. This and we have not had our normal top flieght teams in football lately.

    I live in LA and work in Hollywood in the entertainment industry. Do you really feel these incomes are justified? However, the social pressure for our escapes into neverland is so great we tend to look the other way.

    I am sure the NCAA will act, though I don't agree they specificly have that authority. I believe they will have the football program suspended for one year. Players will have the option to transfer to another institution but I think many will stay and just be students for a year. Those with the most to lose will be upperclassmen and most will probably transfer if they are peak level players. After all, for those premier talents, college is just a stage to show off their talents for Sunday ball.
    (more)
  • Michaelene Old Poet 2012/07/19 02:51:12
    Michaelene
    i know rah rah rah, school spirit and all means money.

    I played basketball and softball outside of school run privately by the CYA (Catholic Youth Org). I'm glad to say I'm not a Penn Alumni, since my undergrad classes were during the late 90's.

    Is is mostly paid by our property tax dollars plus tuition, avg spending per student is NOT equal from a teacher's and a homeowners perspective.

    This state school shamed more than the Penn State "heros" of the NCAA, it shamed then entire school especially those there during the time of these incidents. Even the innocent question themselves, what if they could have done something to help that messed up kid? TRUST is lost.

    NO ONE CALLED 911?
    What kind of people are they?

    No I don't agree with the incomes of many athletes, celebrities, entertainers, CEO's and yes coaches but they do have a right to earn what people are willing to pay. I don't envy them.
  • Old Poet Michaelene 2012/07/19 12:07:24
    Old Poet
    +1
    This is such a sad chapter in, not only in Pennsylvania's history but all of America and the world. This is just a rip in the curtain that allows us to see a side of culture that we don't want to see. I know you in your state will pay dearly but justice will be metted out to the individuals involved. How many others are guilty around the world and no one wants to see. I fear this may only be the tip of the iceburg. I wonder how much of the pedifile's actions were about sex and how much about power?

    The NCAA will do something but whatever it does will be invented and not a part of their by-laws, by-laws that will change by vote of members very soon. The victims will carry their scars forever. The school will recover someday and this will be a bad memory. Is this real justice? So very sad for everyone.
  • Michaelene Old Poet 2012/07/19 12:25:33
    Michaelene
    I agree, some justice has already occurred and the people involved will all pay in one way or another.
    The insanity of the protestors rioting over decision to fire Paterno have now been replaced by protestors trying to rip down his statue.
    Chaos rules at Penn State these days.
  • Old Poet Michaelene 2012/07/20 04:09:35
    Old Poet
    +1
    It will soon rule places you can't imagine.
  • Michaelene Old Poet 2012/07/20 12:05:29
    Michaelene
    I don't doubt that at all.
    The times sure are a chaninging.
  • Linnster 2012/07/14 21:03:33
    It is not good.
    Linnster
    +3
    They are as guilty, if not more so, than the pedophile.

See Votes by State

The map above displays the winning answer by region.

Entertainment

2013/05/26 06:57:37

Hot Questions on SodaHead
More Hot Questions

More Community More Originals