[Loud Mime]

a letter to the editor: To the Editor: I find it sad that the career of Joe Paterno is being destroyed for his failure to act against one of his homosexual coaches. But was he following the example set by the University? A few years ago, Penn State fired its women’s basketball coach, Rene Portland, for events surrounding her not allowing homosexuals on her team. The homosexual community, in their quest for tolerance, would not tolerate ONE team in the nation being solely hetero. We don’t know what Paterno was thinking or why he failed to act. It is possible that he saw what happened to Portland and decided not to enter same arena; who would want to face the attorneys that can be brought forward by the homosexual groups?

Paterno is now dead and his memory is being disgraced. But we need to focus on who committed the real crime. Our nation has been left wondering if the punishment and the criticism are being properly directed.

[Rainier1789]

Good points, Mime. Who knows what might have happened to Paterno if he took action against a homosexual coach without rock-solid evidence of pedophilia. But now Paterno, being safely dead, was in no position to defend himself.

What did Sandusky have in common with “predator priests”? They were homosexual. Thus already biologically, sexually abnormal. And now many Obamaniacs want the Boy Scouts to accept homosexuals.

Now we’ve got PSU millions going to organizations to help abused kids. Hmm, maybe I can get some of that loot, even without a law degree. Yeah, that’s the ticket! I’ll open a home for them. I think I’ll call it “The Second Mile”.