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No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund. -
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund. -
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please. -
Have to agree with this. That Sandusky still used Penn State facilities after the investigations in the late 90's and McQuery telling Paterno about Sandusky raping a boy in the shower is incredible.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Penn State deserved some punishment for letting this happen, although the extent to which they were penalized is bullshit.
I'm kind of torn in this case. On one hand, the players had nothing to do with any of this, and no NCAA rules were broken. On the other hand, Penn State deserved to be punished.
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What does anyone currently at Penn State deserve to be punished for?RoadDawg55 said:
Have to agree with this. That Sandusky still used Penn State facilities after the investigations in the late 90's and McQuery telling Paterno about Sandusky raping a boy in the shower is incredible.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Penn State deserved some punishment for letting this happen, although the extent to which they were penalized is bullshit.
I'm kind of torn in this case. On one hand, the players had nothing to do with any of this, and no NCAA rules were broken. On the other hand, Penn State deserved to be punished. -
Penn state can be sued and fined. Just like the Catholic Church. Although banning the church wouldn't be a bad idea (hi Harv!), its not a option.RoadDawg55 said:
Have to agree with this. That Sandusky still used Penn State facilities after the investigations in the late 90's and McQuery telling Paterno about Sandusky raping a boy in the shower is incredible.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Penn State deserved some punishment for letting this happen, although the extent to which they were penalized is bullshit.
I'm kind of torn in this case. On one hand, the players had nothing to do with any of this, and no NCAA rules were broken. On the other hand, Penn State deserved to be punished. -
The Church is on the way to banning itself.MikeDamone said:
Penn state can be sued and fined. Just like the Catholic Church. Although banning the church wouldn't be a bad idea (hi Harv!), its not a option.RoadDawg55 said:
Have to agree with this. That Sandusky still used Penn State facilities after the investigations in the late 90's and McQuery telling Paterno about Sandusky raping a boy in the shower is incredible.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Penn State deserved some punishment for letting this happen, although the extent to which they were penalized is bullshit.
I'm kind of torn in this case. On one hand, the players had nothing to do with any of this, and no NCAA rules were broken. On the other hand, Penn State deserved to be punished. -
Oh sorry let me fix it for you;TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Are you arguing that if your boss doesnt fire your coworker that is a pedophile and downloading underage porn at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by the board of directors because you worked at the same company as the pedophile?
The punishments that were handed down by Emmert and the NCAA vacate wins and records from players who "have no control over the idiotsin the cubesin charge" and punish future players that were in junior high or elementary school during the molestation with restrictions on bowl games, scholarships, and big10 TV money. The icing on the cake is the NCAA punishing tax payers with a 60 million dollar "fine".
Which NCAA rule did Penn state break? -
Following that logic, no one except maybe some coaches should ever get punished by the NCAA.TheKobeStopper said:
What does anyone currently at Penn State deserve to be punished for?RoadDawg55 said:
Have to agree with this. That Sandusky still used Penn State facilities after the investigations in the late 90's and McQuery telling Paterno about Sandusky raping a boy in the shower is incredible.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Penn State deserved some punishment for letting this happen, although the extent to which they were penalized is bullshit.
I'm kind of torn in this case. On one hand, the players had nothing to do with any of this, and no NCAA rules were broken. On the other hand, Penn State deserved to be punished.
I agree, but that's not the NCAA's punishment model.
I wish Emmert would finish destroying this bullshit organization already. -
No one should have been punished by the NCAA. Any punishment should have been through criminal and civil courts. NCAA just had to grandstand. Notice how quickly they moved. What normally takes month they did in days. They had to do it while it was in the news and it was the outrage of the day. The NCAA punished PSU for their own benefit, not to serve any sort of justice.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
Following that logic, no one except maybe some coaches should ever get punished by the NCAA.TheKobeStopper said:
What does anyone currently at Penn State deserve to be punished for?RoadDawg55 said:
Have to agree with this. That Sandusky still used Penn State facilities after the investigations in the late 90's and McQuery telling Paterno about Sandusky raping a boy in the shower is incredible.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The difference is that as a coworker, I have no control over the idiots in the cubes near me do.Houhusky said:
I dont see the differenceTierbsHsotBoobs said:
No, but that's a great strawman as always.Houhusky said:
are you arguing that if your coworker is a pedophile and downloading underage porn with the help of his cubicle friend at a company you work at that you should have your pay docked or vacation days removed by your boss because you worked at the same company as the guy as punishment?TierbsHsotBoobs said:
When the sex abuse involves the sports facilities of a member institution of the NCAA and the support of active NCAA coaches, they have the right to get involved.Houhusky said:
Its not the NCAAs job to enforce federal laws. they overstepped their jurisdiction, regulate sports that is their only job.HuskyJW said:I understand the criminal issue....and I get what Damone is saying. My issue was the coverup and the overall lack of morality that went through the football coaches and athletic department. Once people knew about it and did nothing....they shouldn't have had the privilege to continue.
Fuck morality, if they broke the law then prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, if they didnt then STFU and LEAVE!
My favorite fucktarded logic was the need for a lawsuit... The taxpayers paid for a prosecutor to file a suit against a public university which they fund.
As a guy who ran Penn State football, Joe Paterno could have asked Sandusky to LEAVE! the Penn State football facilities forever.
Try next time, please.
Penn State deserved some punishment for letting this happen, although the extent to which they were penalized is bullshit.
I'm kind of torn in this case. On one hand, the players had nothing to do with any of this, and no NCAA rules were broken. On the other hand, Penn State deserved to be punished.
I agree, but that's not the NCAA's punishment model.
I wish Emmert would finish destroying this bullshit organization already.
