My Lai, a very strange (and thankfully, uncharacteristic of US defense) incident, that got Dr. M. Scott Peck (the maverick psychoanalyst who brought the concept of evil back into the deliberations of the couch) wondering. The whole affair sounded like a divine pun, “my lie.” It took a superhuman person to protest it where the pressure to fit in was immense.
But what pressure was there on McQueary? Virtually none that we can see. Might be plenty that we can’t see.
You are all forgetting that the President of Penn State, Graham Spanier, was a homosexual advocate from his days at University of Nebraska Lincoln.
Spanier brought absolute acceptance of the homosexual agenda to Penn State and was instrumental in the firing of the women's basketball coach because she did not want open lesbians playing on the team.
If you embrace the full homosexual agenda, you must embrace the concept that minors can grant sexual consent.
I am confident that we will never be told that radical liberalism, that was also embracing the homosexual agenda, set the standards at Penn State for "tolerance".
McQueary was more worried that if he complained about homosexual activity at Penn State that his future career would be over.
Just as the liberal embrace of radical feminism has led to employers being frightened of reprimanding female employees, the liberal embrace of homosexuality has frightened many into ignoring homosexual activity.
That is the tone set by Spanier at Penn State.
Spanier's liberalism is the root of the Penn State evil.