Err... what I may be saying (in English) is that which may seem to be balanced to you, may seem to be extreme to someone else.littleflower wrote:i suspect most people aim for balance, dougly....Ugly Dougly wrote:Maybe one person's "balance" is another person's "extreme"?
Penn State students seem to be buying into it enough to riot over sacking their beloved coach Paterno. Waa!Sola Gangsta wrote:Legally this is not correct, but taken as stated... we would all be guilty by the standard you suggest. Ironically we are all guilty of allowing rape, just not of the one you suggest, but of ourselves by the 1%.unjonharley wrote:Rape is rape.. Anyone that dose no act to stop it is guilty of the crime of rape..
Notice how the topic is drifting away from Occupy# in ways suggested by mainstream media. We're following the agenda of the elite like obedient little servants. You need to realize that these are distractions to cause the public to forget about the rape of the public by the 1%.
Actually.. it wasn't just "some graduate student".. it was the then 28 year old Mike McQueary who is the current wide receivers coach for the team.theCryptofishist wrote:No, it was some graduate student who caught the rape in the shower. Said student went to the coach instead of the police, said coach went to the president of the college (or some other high-power figure within the school) instead of the police. Which doesn't mean he doesn't deserve to be fired. He completely needs to be fired and those kids are far too young, in brains, if not years, to know what they are supporting. No football program is so important that one kid, much less at least four, doesn't come first.jkisha wrote:Rediculous. The guy watched one of his employees butt fucking a TEN YEAR OLD BOY and did nor said anything about it. He should have been fired years ago.
Vile, utterly vile.
Savannah wrote:It sounds freaky & wrong, so you need to do it.
Why should we give a fuck about Paterno or Penn State on this board? I don't see how this is relevant to this thread. The media is just using it as an example that "crowds are being unruly these days - it has nothing to do with bank misbehavior and greed". That is the message that is being sent and we're buying into it like sheeple.Ugly Dougly wrote:Penn State students seem to be buying into it enough to riot over sacking their beloved coach Paterno. Waa!
The student body riots in favor of rape and cover uptrilobyte wrote:So does that make them pro child rape, pro cover-ups, or pro looking the other way?
Penn State: Just trying to show how football is a lot like church
Ya know.. you're wearing way too much red today. People should only be allowed to wear red on Mondays and Wednesdays.Sola Gangsta wrote:Why should we give a fuck about Paterno or Penn State on this board? I don't see how this is relevant to this thread.
Savannah wrote:It sounds freaky & wrong, so you need to do it.
ah ha you said wide reciever..junglesmacks wrote:Actually.. it wasn't just "some graduate student".. it was the then 28 year old Mike McQueary who is the current wide receivers coach for the team.theCryptofishist wrote:No, it was some graduate student who caught the rape in the shower. Said student went to the coach instead of the police, said coach went to the president of the college (or some other high-power figure within the school) instead of the police. Which doesn't mean he doesn't deserve to be fired. He completely needs to be fired and those kids are far too young, in brains, if not years, to know what they are supporting. No football program is so important that one kid, much less at least four, doesn't come first.jkisha wrote:Rediculous. The guy watched one of his employees butt fucking a TEN YEAR OLD BOY and did nor said anything about it. He should have been fired years ago.
Vile, utterly vile.
..and one of the only ones STILL employed.
Those of us who played don't need to be told. We know. Prayers before and after the game and during half time and crossing our heart and head on the break to each huddle...trilobyte wrote:Penn State: Just trying to show how football is a lot like church
Actually that would be more appropriate on Tuesdays and if you understand why I say that, I'll be impressed.junglesmacks wrote:Ya know.. you're wearing way too much red today. People should only be allowed to wear red on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Actually, if you tell me why I am also allergic to the color red.. then I'll be equally as impressed.Sola Gangsta wrote:Actually that would be more appropriate on Tuesdays and if you understand why I say that, I'll be impressed.junglesmacks wrote:Ya know.. you're wearing way too much red today. People should only be allowed to wear red on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Savannah wrote:It sounds freaky & wrong, so you need to do it.
theCryptofishist wrote:No, it was some graduate student who caught the rape in the shower. Said student went to the coach instead of the police, said coach went to the president of the college (or some other high-power figure within the school) instead of the police. Which doesn't mean he doesn't deserve to be fired. He completely needs to be fired and those kids are far too young, in brains, if not years, to know what they are supporting. No football program is so important that one kid, much less at least four, doesn't come first.jkisha wrote:Rediculous. The guy watched one of his employees butt fucking a TEN YEAR OLD BOY and did nor said anything about it. He should have been fired years ago.
Vile, utterly vile.
junglesmacks wrote: Actually.. it wasn't just "some graduate student".. it was the then 28 year old Mike McQueary who is the current wide receivers coach for the team.
..and one of the only ones STILL employed.
Yeah, I looked at some of the articles and saw that I was wrong on a few details, including that it's at least 8 (and given the decade/s over which this unfolded, I'm perfectly willing to guess this is an iceberg tip) boys.unjonharley wrote: ah ha you said wide reciever..
note.. McQueary lied to a grand jury..
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They didn't mention Pigasus.knowmad wrote:I knew it was just a matter of time befor the place whent to the dogs.
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/246260/ ... leader.htm
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? WTF ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Ugly Dougly wrote:Err... what I may be saying (in English) is that which may seem to be balanced to you, may seem to be extreme to someone else.littleflower wrote:i suspect most people aim for balance, dougly....Ugly Dougly wrote:Maybe one person's "balance" is another person's "extreme"?
E.g.: "How NICE that my stables are so clean today," versus "I have GOT to get a different job."
A lot of people are hurting out there right now; I'm sure life doesn't seem balanced to them.
I noticed that too, lack of respect....theCryptofishist wrote:They didn't mention Pigasus.knowmad wrote:I knew it was just a matter of time befor the place whent to the dogs.
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/246260/ ... leader.htm
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theCryptofishist wrote:No, it was some graduate student who caught the rape in the shower. Said student went to the coach instead of the police, said coach went to the president of the college (or some other high-power figure within the school) instead of the police. Which doesn't mean he doesn't deserve to be fired. He completely needs to be fired and those kids are far too young, in brains, if not years, to know what they are supporting. No football program is so important that one kid, much less at least four, doesn't come first.jkisha wrote:Rediculous. The guy watched one of his employees butt fucking a TEN YEAR OLD BOY and did nor said anything about it. He should have been fired years ago.
Vile, utterly vile.
That's rich!knowmad wrote:I knew it was just a matter of time befor the place whent to the dogs.
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/246260/ ... leader.htm
Occupy Denver has elected a three-year-old border collie named Shelby as its official leader.
She was voted into the position by Occupy Denver's General Assembly on Tuesday night. The election was a reaction to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's "insistence that Occupy Denver choose leadership to deal with City and State officials," according to the group's Web site.
Why would they choose the color red on a Tuesday and not some other color?junglesmacks wrote:..but if you're referring to wearing red on Tuesday in support of a cause, that could be anything from showing support for Hatian relief efforts to public education. I think it's times that days of the week and colors got mixed up a little bit. Too much red on Tuesdays..
As long as you mentioned the Nazis, I like the partisan extremists in France and Finland and the Jewish extremists who who fought those bastards in the ghettos.littleflower wrote:yay, extremists! but ... forgot to mention a few ... like those in france in 1789 or in russia in 1918 or germany in the 1930s !!!!!!cowboyangel wrote:OOOOO boogey men extremists. OOO boogey men extremists gonna get yo mamma.as i've said over and over - the biggest problem as i see it is the prevalence of extremists on both sides and their hold on politicians - people don't talk in washington anymore, and there is little compromise. OWS just looks to me like a bunch of people who are pissed that Obama has been unable to improve the economy, so they are looking for another way. they are one side of the extremist coin, the teabaggers are the other. and i'm sick of all of them.
I'm glad we had "extremists' in 1776. Everybody seems to like those extremists....oh yeah and the ones that said fuck you to the south in 1860 and then again in 1960.
Way ta go extremists!
you like extremes, i like balance. but i guess that just makes me a boring .... yawn ......
littleflower wrote:you like extremes, i like balance. but i guess that just makes me a boring .... yawn ......
The way the bankers have toppled the way money is distributed … is as good as Stalin or Hitler and the evil guys.
Mario Batali
