1. And in either case people STILL don’t care about the survivors. In fact, they continue to follow the pedophilia enablers.

    And in either case people STILL don’t care about the survivors. In fact, they continue to follow the pedophilia enablers.

  2. runfromtheherd:

    shortformblog:

    Jon Stewart took to The Daily Show last night (11/10/11) to talk about the Penn State child sexual abuse scandal, and gave a serious commentary about how people knew of Sandusky’s abuse and didn’t do anything, as well as the recent student rioting over the firing of coach Joe Paterno.

    The very end of this is worth heeding for Penn State fans: “And just like with the Catholic Church, no one is trying to take away your religion, in this case, football. They’re just trying to bring some accountability to a “Pope” and some of his “Cardinals” who fucked up. So don’t worry, on Saturday, you’ll still get to go to ‘services’ against Nebraska. No one’s going to take that away. Because, obviously, you’re young. And that would be a traumatic experience. And we wouldn’t want that memory to scar you for life.”

    Once again, Stewart delivers a first-class shaming to people with their heads so far up their asses they can’t think critically.

    I love you Jon Stewart.

  3. buzzfeed: Every single one of these idiots would have been better off sitting in their dorm rooms last night and reading the indictment. [25 Photos Of Penn State Students Rioting Over The Firing Of A Child Molester Enabler] Last post for this topic, but just. WTF. WHY DON’T PEOPLE READ/LEARN THINGS FIRST.

    buzzfeed:

    Every single one of these idiots would have been better off sitting in their dorm rooms last night and reading the indictment.

    [25 Photos Of Penn State Students Rioting Over The Firing Of A Child Molester Enabler]

    Last post for this topic, but just. WTF. WHY DON’T PEOPLE READ/LEARN THINGS FIRST.

  4. »  Choice quotes from douchenozzle Penn State students via the New York Times story on the riots following Joe Paterno's firing.

    inothernews:

    • “I think the point people are trying to make is the media is responsible for JoePa going down.”  — Penn State freshman on why it was totally okay to overturn a news broadcast truck.  DOUCHENOZZLE POINTS (from 1-10):  9.
    • “We got rowdy, and we got maced.  But make no mistake, the board started this riot by firing our coach. They tarnished a legend.”  19-year-old Penn Stater, who apparently fails to realize that covering up criminal sexual activity is actually what tarnishes a legend.  DOUCHENOZZLE POINTS:  10.
    • “It’s not fair.  The board is an embarrassment to our school and a disservice to the student population.”  — 20-year-old Penn Stater, who is apparently not embarrassed that an assistant coach on his school’s football team raped young boys.  DOUCHENOZZLE POINTS:  11.
    • “This definitely looks bad for our school.  I’m sure JoePa wouldn’t want this, but this is just an uproar now, we’re finding a way to express our anger.”  — Freshman Penn Stater, who is good at stating the obvious and being contradictory all at once.  DOUCHENOZZLE POINTS:  12.
    • “Of course we’re going to riot.  What do they expect when they tell us at 10 o’clock that they fired our football coach?”  — 24-year-old Penn Stater, who probably didn’t riot when he found out Joe Paterno’s lieutenant raped little boys.  DOUCHENOZZLE POINTS:  15.
    • “My friends were like, ‘I don’t want to get maced.’   I was like, ‘I don’t want to miss seeing this, so I guess that means I do kind of want to get maced.’”  — Freshman Penn Stater, who I hope was maced.  DOUCHENOZZLE POINTS: 8.

    UGH UGH UGH @ the quotes.

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