Thursday, November 10, 2011

Pedophiles in coaches clothing

Well well well. Another day, another scandal involving a priest who likes little boys. Oh, wait, not a priest this time. Thank god, let me go back and read the news.

I live in Pennsylvania and the big news is that a former assistant coach of the Penn State University football team apparently abused a bunch of young boys while he was an assistant coach and a volunteer at a summer camp during the 90's amd 2000's while coaching under the reign of Joe Paterno, arguably one of the greatest coaches in the history of college football.

Which is kind of like saying that some priests molested children while Pope Jone Paul was in charge of the church, a great Pope, who turned a blind eye to his priests lusting ways.

So the story out of state college goes something like this. About a decade ago a grad student happened to see an old assistant coach raping a young boy in the football teams showers. He told the head coach, Joe Paterno, who is a saint in State College. Joe told the athletic director, who told someone, who may have told someone else, but that is about it. The rapist continued to host football camps for young boys and probably continued to rape, or at least have access to young boys. Joe Paterno had to have been aware of his assistant coaches lustful ways and apparently did nothing to stop it.

So, last night the board of trustees fired old Joe and the schools presidents. Good bye, have a nice retirement. Joe is 85, he should have been gone a long time ago. In fact, just yesterday old Joe had promised to retire at the end of the year and had even said something to the effect of, "the trustees should go about their business and forget about me, I will retire at the end of the year." The trustees, acting for the first time in a long time like responsible adults, said, fuck you Joe, leave.

See, it's one thing to be a sick pedophile, we all hate sick pedophiles and we all think they should be locked up and left there, that part is simple. What do we do with the enablers of the pedophiles? Well, we fire them. That's the least we do. Chances are the parents of the children will sue the school, the pedophile and the former coach, which is fine by me. See, really, this is not some sort of Shakespearean tragedy, although the retarded students at Penn State who rioted last night in protest of poor old Joe being fired would like you to believe that, no it is not a tragedy, unless you a 10 year old boy who was anally raped by an old man in a public shower, then that is a tragedy. No, this is what I believe the police call a crime.

It is a crime to rape a child. It is also a crime to know about a man raping a child and not report it. Shame on Joe Paterno.

I am pretty sure there could be a deeper meaning here, something about repressed sexuality in a society focused on shopping and reality TV and shit like that, but I am too stupid for that sort of thinking. What I know from personal experience is that sometimes old men like to touch young boys for whatever reason, and those old men are flawed and need to be put away, hopefully with other old men who touch young boys, so they can spend the rest of their days touching one another in ways only they can comprehend. I am not sure the death penalty if a deterrent or if it makes victims families rest easier, but I do know it seems to stop the criminals from ever doing the same crimes again. With pedophiles, they seem driven by these inner demons that they have no control over. Locking them up and throwing away the key seems like a nice way to deal with them, but if that is not an option, putting them down like the rabid dogs they have become does seem to be all that we have left. You can not allow grown men to abuse young boys and girls and ever walk around free again.

In this case and cases like it, I would say the same is true for the people who knew of the criminal and did nothing to stop him or turn him in. I know, we throw out Nazi Germany whenever it fits or seems to fit, but this time, it fits. How many times do we turn this blind eye to evil? How many times are we going to allow this sort of evil to exist and the witnesses who could have done something decades ago to have done nothing and just shrug their shoulders and walk free? No, Joe Paterno had a pedophile working for him, over a decade ago he knew he had a child rapist in his locker room with innocent 10 year old boys. He allowed him access. He is as guilty as the pedophile for not shutting that down. Joe Paterno has been the Pope of Penn State, and in this case, like that one, the abuse has to stop and the people who allow abuse need to be held accountable, not by god, but by a court and a judge.

20 comments:

  1. Last I checked, no one has been found guilty of anything. One former coach was CHARGED last week. Paterno should have been allowed to coach the last 3 games of his career and retire with dignity. You are a screaming pussy for jumping on the bandwagon.

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  2. Hey previous, at the very least, Paterno let a coach who he knew liked to rape boys use his locker room and showers to attract boys for his "camps" and other assorted pedophile reasons. The university should fire the entire staff. This is a clusterfuck.

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  3. Guilty guilty guilty.

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  4. Generally, I say, wait until a trial. This case, it seems like the board of trustees did the right thing. Paterno should have retired 20 years ago.

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  5. The first thing Joe should have done, was to call the police on his Assistant Coach! He should have called the police before he called anyone else!! He chose to leave Jerry on his payroll after he knew he was raping little boys!! For that he deserves to be charged with Conspiracy to Commit Rape!! I would have expected the students to call for his resignation, not defend him!!
    Apparently they don't teach ETHICS at Penn State!!!!

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  6. It's strange how NO ONE has been found guilty of anything, but everyone is so quick to fire men with long time careers. I am not saying there is not a stink in State College, but no one is guilty, YET.

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  7. I saw video of students rioting. I am trying to figure out if they are rioting in favor of a coach who does not report a rapist, or a coach who wins football games, and does not report a child rapist. Parents must be proud of their rioting children.

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  8. Everything about this makes me sick.

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  9. College footballis a swamp

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  10. Hey Joker, why so serious?

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  11. Fick JoePa. He is as guilty as Sandusky. If you heard about a man raping a 10 year old boy, would you not just drop whatever you were doing and call the police?

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  12. Guilty until innocent is the new mantra.

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  13. This just gets uglier. Not impressed with Penn State officials at all.

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  14. Close the football program down. This is so pathetic. I hate the way this is playing out. Scum sucking bastards policing sick fucking perverts.

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  15. You sure were on top of this. Fuck football. They should close the program and funnel all the funding for the sports programs into victims counseling.

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  16. This story gets worse every single day. You just know that there are going to be a lot of other pedophiles who are going to face charges. What a mess and Paterno must have known about this for years. Shame on all of them.

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  17. Fuck Penn State (Pedo State)

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  18. Former FBI chief heading a new investigation. I kind of hope he burns the whole program down.

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