There is also no one tolerating pedophilia here, with the exception of Spanier, Curley, Schultz, and possibly Paterno and McQueary.
To act like Penn State fans are in support of pedophilia or at least tolerating it is flat out wrong.
Seriously, members of the coaching and athletic staff, the foundation, the campus police, the administration and who knows how many others turned a blind eye and deaf ear to this. Had it been handled years ago in a proper manner, the fallout would be minimal, but to simply give a “moment of silence” and continue the game is really a slap in face to the victims (and who knows how many their are), and a wink-nod to those involved.
Sorry, If I had been an alumni supporter, I would stop NOW. I would not be donating or attending any of the athletic or charity events.
In addition to the moment of silence, there was a candle-light vigil, and a blue-out in support of child abuse victims instead of the scheduled white-out.
I don't see how playing a game is a slap in the face to the victims.