want to know when your school is in serious trouble

[dash-30-dash]

headline on the PSU board. Is this even under the NCAA jurisdiction? If you have to ask that question, you are in big trouble.

 

[texascpa]

um, that's not the worst thread, there's one arguing the age of consent and the rumor that the boy in the shower who was being raped was actually 16, not 10. Some folks are now arguing that it could have been consentual and legal under PA law.

 

[rrlbees]

um, that's not the worst thread, there's one arguing the age of consent and the rumor that the boy in the shower who was being raped was actually 16, not 10. Some folks are now arguing that it could have been consentual and legal under PA law.

and that makes up for the other 15 years? those people are nuts.

 

[TinyManInside]

um, that's not the worst thread, there's one arguing the age of consent and the rumor that the boy in the shower who was being raped was actually 16, not 10. Some folks are now arguing that it could have been consentual and legal under PA law.

um, if the boy in the shower came forward as a victim, how are they arguing that it was consensual??? It'd still be rape if he is claiming to be a victim.

 

[qdawgg]

No, maybe not the NCAA but maybe every Fed. govt. agency would like to sink their teeth into this, lol.

 

[NKR1978]

um, that's not the worst thread, there's one arguing the age of consent and the rumor that the boy in the shower who was being raped was actually 16, not 10. Some folks are now arguing that it could have been consentual and legal under PA law.

According to Wikipedia, age of consent in PA is 16. 1. Don't believe the "rumor" is true. Everyone thought the kid was 10. 3. A lot of states have exceptions to age of consent laws (i.e. CT age of consent is 16, but coaches, teachers, etc. cannot have sex with an otherwise of age individual under their care) - if PA has that, I would think Sandusky would fall in the exception as a representative of his charity.

 

[TinyManInside]

and that makes up for the other 15 years? those people are nuts.

Very few people have actually read the GJ presentation, and most of the media is focusing solely on the 2002 event.

95% of the people supporting JoePa haven't taken the time to actually gather any information beyond that (thus exposing themselves as idiots).

 

[orangenirvana]

According to Wikipedia, age of consent in PA is 16. 1. Don't believe the "rumor" is true. Everyone thought the kid was 10. 3. A lot of states have exceptions to age of consent laws (i.e. CT age of consent is 16, but coaches, teachers, etc. cannot have sex with an otherwise of age individual under their care) - if PA has that, I would think Sandusky would fall in the exception as a representative of his charity.

Do you mean to tell us that we can't believe a rumor about this subject that was spread at Beaver Stadium? If we can't trust Penn State football fans, then who can we trust?

And we all know that rape of a 16 year old prepubescent boy is a lot more socially acceptable than rape of a 10 year old prepubescent boy. That's just common sense in Happy Valley.

 

[NKR1978]

Do you mean to tell us that we can't believe a rumor about this subject that was spread at Beaver Stadium? If we can't trust Penn State football fans, then who can we trust?

And we all know that rape of a 16 year old prepubescent boy is a lot more socially acceptable than rape of a 10 year old prepubescent boy. That's just common sense in Happy Valley.

Haha - I meant that I dont believe the rumor. But you shouldn't either, just in case you did.

 

[cliftonparksufan]

And we all know that rape of a 16 year old prepubescent boy is a lot more socially acceptable than rape of a 10 year old prepubescent boy. That's just common sense in Happy Valley.

Who would have thought that educated people could be so dumb? I want to make a West Virginia joke but I can't. These people in Happy Valley take the cake.