Keith Olbermann suspended from ESPN(returning next week)

[Trip]

Penn St and Olbermann both suck

 

[Tide Run This]

Olbermann is a p*ssy

 

[Originalman]

To heck with Penn state jokers should have got the death penalty

 

[mrken12]

To heck with Penn state jokers should have got the death penalty

This. That school got a slap on the wrist and it's sickening.

 

[mrken12]

These motherfukkers filled up Penn State's massive stadium plenty of times while this entire ordeal unfolded in the light.

Google how many seats that is. I'll wait. That's how many people did not give a fukk about kids getting raped when compared to football and maintaining a status quo.

So yeah - They're pathetic.

Don't forget when they rioted and tore shyt up when Paterno got fired.

 

[hiphopfanatic]

You said it yourself, sports are just sports. People who grew up watching a sports team, attended the school, etc. are most likely not going to abandon them because of some shyt that happened completely outside of anyone's control besides the one person responsible. Especially since it occurred outside of the realm of football. If this happened at Bama, OSU, LSU, hell anywhere, their fanbases would all still be intact, as would that of whatever college football team YOU root for. Because those people in the stadium know the values they learned at Penn State have nothing to do with raping kids. So people will still fill the stadium - to watch football. Played by a bunch of kids who were barely even able to talk when Sandusky was running around doing what he was doing. Why shyt on them? It's just football and they're just trying to play their game and the fans are just trying to watch it and enjoy it.

This. As a PSU Alum, it disgust me what happened. But, the actions of one monster and a few idiots that didn't do the right thing has nothing to do with the 40,000 current students (60,000 if you count the satellite campuses) and 600,000 alumni. Keith talked shyt on something that was started and ran by students that has raised $127 Million for Cancer research since it started. Even those that hate Penn State should see the flaw in that.

 

[hiphopfanatic]

Don't forget when they rioted and tore shyt up when Paterno got fired.

That was about 500 -1,000 students out of 40,000. Why do people concentrate on that and not something like the 10,000 students that held a candelite visual to support victims of sexual abuse a few days after that happened?

 

[PortCityProphet]

one right doesnt correct another wrong. "yea i pushed an old lady into traffic but i donated some old clothes to the salvation army last year so i'm a good person
the fans and students should be criticized cause they were flipping trucks, setting fires, and acting like savages all in defense of the name of a pedophile and an enabler. that's why you're pathetic and always will be pathetic. and the fact that they still don't realize that is why they're pathetic makes them even more pathetic. olberman was right.

 

[PortCityProphet]

You said it yourself, sports are just sports. People who grew up watching a sports team, attended the school, etc. are most likely not going to abandon them because of some shyt that happened completely outside of anyone's control besides the one person responsible. Especially since it occurred outside of the realm of football. If this happened at Bama, OSU, LSU, hell anywhere, their fanbases would all still be intact, as would that of whatever college football team YOU root for. Because those people in the stadium know the values they learned at Penn State have nothing to do with raping kids. So people will still fill the stadium - to watch football. Played by a bunch of kids who were barely even able to talk when Sandusky was running around doing what he was doing. Why shyt on them? It's just football and they're just trying to play their game and the fans are just trying to watch it and enjoy it.

What part of them openly defending the school and Paterno don't you get? They're disgusting human beings

 

[resurrection]

What part of them openly defending the school and Paterno don't you get? They're disgusting human beings

Did you ever think that they were defending Paterno because they didn't actually believe the "cover-up" narrative being bandied about in the media? Not because they believed it and defended him anyway because football? Use your brain.

And even if you want to go there, that was November 2011. It's now Feb. 2015. And that may have been 2% of the student body at that time. How many of those students do you think still go to PSU now?

Don't be a dikk just to be a dikk - think about maybe introducing some nuance and detail into the equation instead of 'OUTRAGE OUTRAGE OUTRAGE RAAAHHH'

 

[PortCityProphet]

Did you ever think that they were defending Paterno because they didn't actually believe the "cover-up" narrative being bandied about in the media? Not because they believed it and defended him anyway because football? Use your brain.

And even if you want to go there, that was November 2011. It's now Feb. 2015. And that may have been 2% of the student body at that time. How many of those students do you think still go to PSU now?

Don't be a dikk just to be a dikk - think about maybe introducing some nuance and detail into the equation instead of 'OUTRAGE OUTRAGE OUTRAGE RAAAHHH'

:cmon: everyone knew it was a cover up. They were upset that the man they placed on a pedestal got the boot over this.

 

[Jesus]

fukk Penn State and anyone that loves them.

 

[resurrection]

:cmon: everyone knew it was a cover up.

Yeah you're right, everybody knew. Except the guy who prosecuted Sandusky.
http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2013/09/jerry_sandusky_prosecutor_no_e.html

Another key figure in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case weighed in Tuesday with his take on whether former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno was an active participant in efforts to cover up Sandusky's sex crimes.

In an interview recorded for CBS 60 Minutes Sports, former Chief Deputy Attorney General Frank Fina said flatly: "I did not find that evidence."

That was after Fina stated that he did come to believe, as the state's probe of Sandusky progressed, that former Penn State president Graham Spanier and several of his top aides had tried to interfere with the probe for years.

"Now they're going to be tried on that... But I investigated that case," Fina said of Spanier, retired senior vice president Gary Schultz and former Athletic Director Tim Curley. "They deserved to be charged, and I hope justice will be served there."

 

[Absolut]

you mean the second guy who tried to prosecute sandusky, after the first one, you know, vanished without a trace while his laptop was found at the bottom of a river. no cover up tho

 

[Brozay]

nah, its still fukk Penn State