Jerry Sandusky found GUILTY on 45 of 48 counts...

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Jerry #Sandusky has been found guilty on 45 of the 48 charges against him.

Maximum of 442 years in prison. I bet he doesn't make it 3 years.

Burn in hell...

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Cover up was a bad word. My mistake. Sweep under a rug? You bet.

Yes, murders and rapes just get swept under the rug and treated like recruiting violations.

Holy ****.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Raiderhader

It is if you are talking about child molestation. That is a clear cut no thought required decision.

And anyone who thinks otherwise needs to be removed from the gene pool.

For Paterno curley and Schwartz yes. For mcqueary there are repercussions. Should still rise above those repercussions, but again, an easy decision made more difficult hecause authorities didn't do their job.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

It is frightening that there are just people walking around out there that think like this. Makes me never want to have kids.

OK, here's an analogy. I'm trying to make it in entertainment, an industry famous for being about "who you know" and so on. If I walked in on Steven Spielberg and Harvey Weinstein tag teaming a 10 year old, I would be on the phone to the police so fast they'd still have their pants around their ankles when the cuffs went on. I would rather be reduced to flipping burgers for life than preserve my career at the expense of children.

That's not bragging. That's what any decent human being would do. It is NOT above and beyond. It is the bare ****ing minimum. I cannot believe the behavior some people will make excuses for.

But, but, but it was his dream job. < /jackasszilla

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

It is frightening that there are just people walking around out there that think like this. Makes me never want to have kids.

OK, here's an analogy. I'm trying to make it in entertainment, an industry famous for being about "who you know" and so on. If I walked in on Steven Spielberg and Harvey Weinstein tag teaming a 10 year old, I would be on the phone to the police so fast they'd still have their pants around their ankles when the cuffs went on. I would rather be reduced to flipping burgers for life than preserve my career at the expense of children.

That's not bragging. That's what any decent human being would do. It is NOT above and beyond. It is the bare ****ing minimum. I cannot believe the behavior some people will make excuses for.

If you follow the thread I am saying tthere are a ton of factors with career being oonly one aspect. Its not even close to the same example. I still push for the example of a private going over the generals head to leak info about a colonel's misconduct.

[kysirsoze]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

If you follow the thread I am saying tthere are a ton of factors with career being oonly one aspect. Its not even close to the same example. I still push for the example of a private going over the generals head to leak info about a colonel's misconduct.

Aw yeah, I forgot the "unwritten rules". Well John Travolta thinks my example is pretty ****ing apropos.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

If you follow the thread I am saying tthere are a ton of factors with career being oonly one aspect. Its not even close to the same example. I still push for the example of a private going over the generals head to leak info about a colonel's misconduct.

Joe Paterno isn't a general. He's well known person who made his living in a trivial form of entertainment.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

It is frightening that there are just people walking around out there that think like this. Makes me never want to have kids.

OK, here's an analogy. I'm trying to make it in entertainment, an industry famous for being about "who you know" and so on. If I walked in on Steven Spielberg and Harvey Weinstein tag teaming a 10 year old, I would be on the phone to the police so fast they'd still have their pants around their ankles when the cuffs went on. I would rather be reduced to flipping burgers for life than preserve my career at the expense of children.

That's not bragging. That's what any decent human being would do. It is NOT above and beyond. It is the bare ****ing minimum. I cannot believe the behavior some people will make excuses for.

THANK YOU

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

For Paterno curley and Schwartz yes. For mcqueary there are repercussions. Should still rise above those repercussions, but again, an easy decision made more difficult hecause authorities didn't do their job.

the ACTUAL AUTHORITIES were never notified.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Brock

Joe Paterno isn't a general. He's well known person who made his living in a trivial form of entertainment.

Graham spanier, psu president
Curley, head of psu police

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

If you follow the thread I am saying tthere are a ton of factors with career being oonly one aspect. Its not even close to the same example. I still push for the example of a private going over the generals head to leak info about a colonel's misconduct.

push whatever you want, you would probably feel differently if you had a child that sandusky could have been pushing something on...

[Brock]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Graham spanier, psu president
Curley, head of psu police

You say that like it's supposed to mean something. This isn't the East German Stasi.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Graham spanier, psu president
Curley, head of psu police

if they dont do anything mcqueary has the RESPONSIBILITY to call the ACTUAL cops.

actually IMO that's what ANY sane person does immediately. you dont tell your superiors you call actual policemen

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

What a ****ing terrible drawing.

Yeah, people were tricking Sandusky into raping boys so he'd go into prison.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Brock

You say that like it's supposed to mean something. This isn't the East German Stasi.

It does mean something. The guy who oversees the psu police didn't act on it and in fact tried to cover it up. And yes, psu police has the enforcement power of real cops. These weren't mall cops.

In 1998 a similar sandusky investigation occurred. local police and the DA didn't act on it.

So again, your boss, his boss, the university president, the head of police, local police... They all know this is happening. You tell them and nothing happens. The only option is to go above and beyond and fight the system against heavy hitters with a ton of influence. He should have fought the system. But again lets not pretend its easy.

Most of the right people knew. There were people in a position of power that were purposely covering this up.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

It does mean something. The guy who oversees the psu police didn't act on it and in fact tried to cover it up. And yes, psu police has the enforcement power of real cops. These weren't mall cops.

In 1998 a similar sandusky investigation occurred. local police and the DA didn't act on it.

So again, your boss, his boss, the university president, the head of police, local police... They all know this is happening. You tell them and nothing happens. The only option is to go above and beyond and fight the system against heavy hitters with a ton of influence. He should have fought the system. But again lets not pretend its easy.

Most of the right people knew. There were people in a position of power that were purposely covering this up.

did they have an eyewitness in 1998?

if mcquery had told an actual COP, that investigation would have likely gone differently