The New York Daily News eviscerated the Paterno "apologists" and likens them to those who believe President Obama was born in Kenya or that President Bush was behind 9/11. The articled is titled "Joe Paterno apologists are blind to reality, unwilling to face facts about ex-Penn St. coach."
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/c...e=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+Twitter
A couple excepts from the article:
"Truthers are a group of unbearable conspiracy theorists who flatly dismiss the 9/11 terrorist attacks were carried out by Al Qaeda. They say it was an inside job, concocted by the American government on its own people.
Birthers are another group that religiously clings to the idea that Barack Obama was not born an American citizen and therefore should never have been eligible to run for president.
Along the same lines as these controversial factions, which reject any evidence against their strong beliefs as being out of hand and flat-out false, is the group that covers their ears and pounds their feet denouncing any and all ideas that former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno knew Jerry Sandusky was up to no good."
The article ends this way:
"The difference between Paterno and those who continue to blindly defend him, is that he understood that. He admitted it. Instead, just like Truthers and Birthers, the Paterno apologists will never even consider the alternative.
And that’s what makes them so unbearable."
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/c...e=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+Twitter
A couple excepts from the article:
"Truthers are a group of unbearable conspiracy theorists who flatly dismiss the 9/11 terrorist attacks were carried out by Al Qaeda. They say it was an inside job, concocted by the American government on its own people.
Birthers are another group that religiously clings to the idea that Barack Obama was not born an American citizen and therefore should never have been eligible to run for president.
Along the same lines as these controversial factions, which reject any evidence against their strong beliefs as being out of hand and flat-out false, is the group that covers their ears and pounds their feet denouncing any and all ideas that former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno knew Jerry Sandusky was up to no good."
The article ends this way:
"The difference between Paterno and those who continue to blindly defend him, is that he understood that. He admitted it. Instead, just like Truthers and Birthers, the Paterno apologists will never even consider the alternative.
And that’s what makes them so unbearable."