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The day after he was fired I said to my wife, "watch he'll be dead in 2 months". The guy was stripped of the one thing he cared about most and while he did have the health problems, I just think he had nothing left to fight for. Unfortunately it's sad that his legacy will now be marred by this scandal. If he had handled things differently, we may have seen JoePa coaching until he was 90+.
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I could be wrong, but what stopped him from taking this to the LEGAL authorities? |
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We know he didn't touch them. There were atleast 8 reported victims BTW. No. The above post pretty much shows that he's seen as "harboring" or protecting his Pedo pal. Which is pretty accurate. The police are 3 numbers away, 9 1 1 |
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If he opened his mouth and reported his pedo, rapist, piece of shit buddy to the cops, he could have saved a bunch of kids a lifetime of pain. He was a great coach, no denying that, but he will be remembered and judged on his decisions as a human being not as a coach. Anyone who chooses to turn a blind eye to the pain and suffering of children deserves exactly what's coming to them.
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Paterno told his immediate supervisor, Tim Curley, of the incident which is what he was legally supposed to do. This is probably what most people in his situation would do with the limited amount of info he had to go on.
It was Curley who should've gone to the police since it was his responsibility. You're doing the same thing as the other morons in this country. Blaming Paterno simply because he's the face of Penn State.
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Motherfucking Sandusky was raping kids on penn state's god damn campus, in their football facilities, which Joe Paterno was ultimately in charge of. So again, I will affirmatively state: Fuck Joe Paterno
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he was forced out of coaching the FIRST time the allegation came up. . . get your facts straight. JoePa is saying he didn't know that charges were brought against his coach that just retired out of no where( he was accused of this more than once), then he says that McQueer didn't tell him what happened(the second time allegations were brought up), yet reported it, yet didn't know what he was reporting. fucker can burn in hell
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While Paterno definitely does deserve some blame for this, I'm not convinced that this level of vitriol towards him is reasonable.
With the benefit of hindsight it's easy to say that he could have and should have done more but that's a difficult situation. I mean, molesting a child is serious stuff and innocent people have had their reputations and lives ruined over *accusations*. Even if we assume that the assistant didn't tell him a sanitized version of the events, rushing straight to the police station with secondhand information is just not on in my opinion. The assistant on the other hand is a grown man who should have gone to the police because he's the one who had eyewitness testimony. Paterno went to his supervisor which was the right thing to do at the time. I agree that after finding out that the department wasn't investigating, he should have followed it up and dug into it more. That being said, phrases like "cover up" are a bit unfair. It honestly reads more to me like a man who misjudged the severity of the situation and made a mistake. Serves as a reminder of how easily a single decision can change the course of someone's life. To me, Sandusky's the one who ought to be getting vilified here. |
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I completely agree with you that he didn't do enough. For that he doesn't get a pass from me. I'm just saying that the blame is disproportionate compared to the other people involved with this who failed just as epically. The assistant, who saw the crime and did nothing, the department, who should have suspended Sandusky and launched an investigation, and the campus police, who didn't bother looking into it, are all getting off fairly easy by comparison. That's what I'm finding unfair. Quote:
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As a PA native, its hard to put into words how big of an icon Joe Paterno was to the state growing up. Although many opinions have changed on him since the Sandusky situation, there is no doubt how much he has done for college football and PSU. Its absolutely horrible how it all ended. RIP JoePa
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