"Here's a sigh to those who love me, And a smile to those who hate: And, whatever sky's above me, Here's a heart for every fate."
I rarely have anything important or interesting to say, but if I do, you can usually count on me to say it in a fairly entertaining way. For the most part, I will use this blog because it seems like a fun thing to play with. Like the rest of my phases, this will likely burn out quickly. Instead of a blaze of glory, however, it will simply smolder until someone steps on it like an irritating fire just begging to be extinguished.
Metaphors are for assholes.
"I'll publish right or wrong: Fools are my theme, let satire be my song." - Lord Byron
E-mail me: bergen.anthony@gmail.com
I also write about Dead Presidents
I rarely have anything important or interesting to say, but if I do, you can usually count on me to say it in a fairly entertaining way. For the most part, I will use this blog because it seems like a fun thing to play with. Like the rest of my phases, this will likely burn out quickly. Instead of a blaze of glory, however, it will simply smolder until someone steps on it like an irritating fire just begging to be extinguished.
Metaphors are for assholes.
"I'll publish right or wrong: Fools are my theme, let satire be my song." - Lord Byron
E-mail me: bergen.anthony@gmail.com
I also write about Dead Presidents
Curious question about Penn State
Penn State’s Wide Receivers Coach Mike McQueary got to keep his job after Joe Paterno was fired. McQueary was the guy who reported seeing former Defensive Coordinator Jerry Sandusky raping a 10-year-old boy in the showers at Penn State to Coach Paterno.
Since McQueary witnessed the crime, couldn’t he have actually stepped in and said, “HEY…STOP RAPING THAT 10-YEAR-OLD BOY!”?
And, since he didn’t, shouldn’t he be held responsible, too?
And, if the argument is that he told his superior and moved on, isn’t that the same thing Paterno did?
And, if so, why the hell should Mike McQueary still have a job, too? Let me just repeat: he could have interrupted the actual crime itself. He’s almost criminally responsible.
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totaldrivel said:
I totally, totally think he should be fired. I’ve seen a lot of commentary asking why he hasn’t been and why, at the time that he witnessed the rape, he didn’t try to step in and do anything. I’m definitely hoping he’s fired before this is all over.
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