The Current FReepathon Pays For The Current Quarters Expenses?
Posted on 11/19/2011 1:16:50 AM PST by Rummyfan
I think there's another Pennsylvania example of this...remember John Murtha? He also set himself up as a 'Duke' with Johnstown and environs as his fiefdom.
The Current FReepathon Pays For The Current Quarters Expenses?
Why, the graduate assistant is so "distraught" that he has to leave and telephone his father. He is pushing 30, an age when previous generations would have had little boys of their own. But today, confronted by a grade-schooler being sodomized before his eyes, the poor distraught child-man approaching early middle-age seeks out some fatherly advice...
To the Democrats, this is just intergenerational homosexual love.
Did you know that Spanier was a faculty member at Penn State from 1973 to 1982, before he set foot at the University of Nebraska? When he became President of Penn State it was a return to his roots as a academician.
Every one of us will reach the end of his life and get what’s coming to him.
As a non-fan of all spectator sports, I’m often astonished by the bizarre atmosphere that surrounds them. My 6th grade Sunday School class was talking about false gods last week, and several students independently mentioned sports, and incidents of serious wrongdoing in their own (middle) schools and community programs.
The financial motivation of the professional participants - coaches and other staff, administration - and of parents who think their children will get sports scholarships is obvious enough. What really puzzles me is the obsessive and hysterical behavior of those whose only involvement is watching the sport or team.
BINGO. In fact, I think Sandusky may have personally threatened McQueary not only with being kicked out of Penn State, but also could have made it nearly impossible for McQueary to work at any other college football program. And all in the name of protecting the reputation of the university. As for that missing district attorney, his mysterious death--especially since he was pursuing the reports of Sandusky's deviant behavior--could possibly get to the point that Joe Paterno, his coaching staff and even the Penn State administration could be charged with first-degree murder or accessory to first-degree murder. Now THAT would make this whole sordid affair one of the most sensational criminal cases of all time....
Likewise with me at 114lbs. I just don’t understand it at all. He continued to consort with that violent criminal, too, to work with him as if nothing had happened. It’s outrageous. In that moment, my fury would have known no bounds. And I can tell you 1 thing for sure. I would have been screaming like a rabid ape on steroids such that somebody would have heard me before Sandusky had an opportunity to get dressed.
I’m afraid to read your link, but I thank you for posting it.
I have no doubt that you do would have done the same as your 84 and 96 year old mothers. You’re probably not bragging about it because you think that that is the only course of action in an event like this. McQueary illustrates that it is not. I’m thankful for mothers like yours who raise men like you.
In early 2004, at a prison outside of Phoenix, there were a male and female guard standing a watch in a guard tower.
Due to carelessness/complacency on the part of the guy, two of the prisoners got into the tower and whacked the guy in the head with a shovel, and held the two guards hostage.
His injury was severe enough that the prisoners allowed him to be removed for treatment.
He (the male guard) did not insist that the female be released also.
He allowed himself to be evacuated, leaving his coworker to the tender mercies of two convicted felons.
The news reports that were released were pretty short of details, but it was fairly obvious that the woman over the next two weeks was raped nearly into oblivion.
Which was entirely predictable.
Brief account of the situation here:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,110108,00.html
It’s subjective relativism for Everyman. It cuts very deep and brings out the inner liberal in people who didn’t think they had one.
that is where we are heading....to absolutely no morals or reservations...but then again, that is what homosexuals want and in particular, homosexuals that go after younger men or boys....
I see that the two accusers in the Syracuse case didn't report that ever happened to them until many years later....
Great post - thanks.
Amen, and it wasn’t just Spanier.
The turn of my own near-ivy east coast college from reasonably moral (in loco parentis) to wholly immoral (moral chaos and perversion) was also marked by a change of university president in 1972. But it wasn’t just a new President, it was a whole cohort of professionals coming into power at the time.
It is a zeitgeist of the class of people in those generations (from the late 1960’s through today) who chose to work in the higher education, especially student life and liberal arts departments. Those kind of people are always with us, but what happened since the late 1960’s is that the parts of society that would have stood up to them and keep their evil parts at bay were weakened, isolated, made small.
As a harbringer note the 1962 novel The Harrad Experiemnt http://www.amazon.com/Harrad-Experiment-Anniversary-Afterword-Bibliography/dp/0879756233, which became a movie in 1973. The highly popular 1978 movie Animal House was another, later, bell tolling.
Which is the standard case. Even those who settle into a "homemaking" relationship with a contemporary are still erotically oriented toward the *young* male body.
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