Yea you don't have a clue about abuse (sexual or otherwise) if it baffles you it took so long to come out.

cartersDad26 wrote:I think they should have come out with it a long long time ago. they've been adults for 30+ years.

If you get molested, I don't think it's unreasonable to wait until you're good and ready to go public with it.

SideshowBob wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:

WilliamC wrote:Nightman, you hate Paterno. That's where your story begins and ends. The closest people to these lowest forms of life don't know what they are doing.

I used to like Paterno, a lot actually. Good coach and I thought he was hilarious. But I'm also objective and certain things have a way of changing my opinion about people. For example shielding a known child rapist. But that's for a different thread.

Paterno shielded a known rapist? You clearly know some information that would be pretty important to law enforcement agencies. I hope you make it a point to report that information.

I have heard about Paterno being told about a possible witnessed crime and him passing that information on to the proper authorities to investigate it, but you obviously know something completely different than what has been reported.

Just like moz, TNC hasn't kept up on the story and is clearly talking out of his ass. Just ignore him.

But Conlin....wow.

LOL...........a massive 2 full minutes spent on Conlin on DNL before moving to the Eagles.

"I don't know anything about it" was the common theme.

Where's Barkaan?

MoBettle wrote:

cartersDad26 wrote:I think they should have come out with it a long long time ago. they've been adults for 30+ years.

If you get molested, I don't think it's unreasonable to wait until you're good and ready to go public with it.

EXACTLY.

It would be damn near impossible as a kid to tell anyone about that.

MoBettle wrote:

cartersDad26 wrote:I think they should have come out with it a long long time ago. they've been adults for 30+ years.

If you get molested, I don't think it's unreasonable to wait until you're good and ready to go public with it.

that and they havent been adults for 30 plus years.

they said the recent happenings at psu made them come forward.

This would be a great opportunity for a bunch of really smart scientists and researchers to educate the public about the way the brain works, including attraction, addition, impulse, and free will.

I always feel bad for the victims in any kind of case like this. But to just say that a person is "sick and disgusting" or something of the sort glosses over the fact that there are a lot of people in the world who have urges, impulses, and desires that they can't control. Not because they just don't feel like it, but because they physically and emotionally can't cope with it.

They gave video testimony last year. Before Sandusky.

danrosz wrote:They gave video testimony last year. Before Sandusky.

But the prosecutors couldn't do anything, so they may have left it alone there without the PSU stuff coming out.

jerseyhoya wrote:

danrosz wrote:They gave video testimony last year. Before Sandusky.

But the prosecutors couldn't do anything, so they may have left it alone there without the PSU stuff coming out.

True. But it's not like they did not come forward until Sandusky thing.

Personalities on DNL ripped Penn State for not confronting and being open about Sandusky issue. We get two minutes on DNL where basically everyone stutters and says "I don't know about anything about that... How bout them Eagles"

FTN wrote:This would be a great opportunity for a bunch of really smart scientists and researchers to educate the public about the way the brain works, including attraction, addition, impulse, and free will.

I always feel bad for the victims in any kind of case like this. But to just say that a person is "sick and disgusting" or something of the sort glosses over the fact that there are a lot of people in the world who have urges, impulses, and desires that they can't control. Not because they just don't feel like it, but because they physically and emotionally can't cope with it.

i saw you allude to something like this on twitter. would you mind pointing me in the direction of some info so that i can educate myself? pretty interesting topic

danrosz wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

danrosz wrote:They gave video testimony last year. Before Sandusky.

But the prosecutors couldn't do anything, so they may have left it alone there without the PSU stuff coming out.

True. But it's not like they did not come forward until Sandusky thing.

Personalities on DNL ripped Penn State for not confronting and being open about Sandusky issue. We get two minutes on DNL where basically everyone stutters and says "I don't know about anything about that... How bout them Eagles"

talking heads with hypocritical opinions? weird.

Joe was the witch. He fits all the bills.

#PSUpersecutioncomplex

You can go fuck yourself

my cousin mose wrote:

FTN wrote:This would be a great opportunity for a bunch of really smart scientists and researchers to educate the public about the way the brain works, including attraction, addition, impulse, and free will.

I always feel bad for the victims in any kind of case like this. But to just say that a person is "sick and disgusting" or something of the sort glosses over the fact that there are a lot of people in the world who have urges, impulses, and desires that they can't control. Not because they just don't feel like it, but because they physically and emotionally can't cope with it.

i saw you allude to something like this on twitter. would you mind pointing me in the direction of some info so that i can educate myself? pretty interesting topic

I read some books recently that touched on that subject generally, but further explores the decision making process. The indicies in those books lead back to some good source material.

Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely
How We Decide by Jonah Leher
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell

Joepa is a saint. Did nothing wrong

lethal wrote:

my cousin mose wrote:

FTN wrote:This would be a great opportunity for a bunch of really smart scientists and researchers to educate the public about the way the brain works, including attraction, addition, impulse, and free will.

I always feel bad for the victims in any kind of case like this. But to just say that a person is "sick and disgusting" or something of the sort glosses over the fact that there are a lot of people in the world who have urges, impulses, and desires that they can't control. Not because they just don't feel like it, but because they physically and emotionally can't cope with it.

i saw you allude to something like this on twitter. would you mind pointing me in the direction of some info so that i can educate myself? pretty interesting topic

I read some books recently that touched on that subject generally, but further explores the decision making process. The indicies in those books lead back to some good source material.

Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely
How We Decide by Jonah Leher
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell

thanks!

The Savior wrote:Joepa is a saint. Did nothing wrong

Yeah compared to most people he was. He did lose a little in the later years. Inaction is an action.

This situation at PSU requires no right/wrong.

Joe handled his program better than most. He happened to have a sickfvck Robin.

The kids that Paterno coached have done and will continue to do great things in part because of Joe and it is a great athletic academic institution to fall back on.

Success with honor is real. You should realize that. Watch out for Chris Collins. Tell coach K that.

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