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Originally Posted by RaiderH8r
It is perfectly rational for public funds to be withheld from PSU pending the final outcome of the civil and criminal proceedings related to this matter. That's not the death penalty, that's cutting them loose to handle their own business with their own resources. Not a huge logical leap.
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Penn State can't survive without those types of funding. Death penalty supporters keep pointing out that "they" must suffer the consequences. Who is "they"? Because you're talking about college kids who worked their ass off for 18 years to get into Penn State, and now you're talking about crippling their educational experience... not because of penalties, but to over communicate a punishment.
And frankly, Schultz, Curley, Sandusky... they're all ****ed the way it is. You think you're proving an extra point to them if you cripple the university?
Telling a public university of 100,000 students to rely on its own private resources especially in the absence of a football program... again, who are you trying to punish here? You are so intent on proving a point that you want to ruin the lives of hundreds of thousands of people who had nothing to do with this.