Michigan State president John Engler on Nassar abuse ribbons: "Get that teal shit out of here."
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If not for the local/Michigan state papers covering this, it wouldn't get any press. At all.
michigan state officials and student-athletes should wear ribbons eternally. They actively created, embraced, and perpetuated a league-leading and standard-setting culture problem.
It still angers me greatly that Penn State had "blue outs" and wore blue ribbon stickers since both furthered the false narrative about who was responsible and to blame for sandusky.
It still angers me greatly that Penn State had "blue outs" and wore blue ribbon stickers since both furthered the false narrative about who was responsible and to blame for sandusky.
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I think it is about time for Rod and Karen to apologize for Engler's comments.
I'd take this guy Engler over the weak and ineffectual Erickson every single day of the week.
Yep, and no one should have to grovel and bow to this sort of shit. It's not like PSU and MSU students, alums, faculty, etc. were responsible for this. This sort of PC crap drives me up a f'n wall.
Engler is a pig and he will be pressured out.
https://www.mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2018/06/senate_majority_leader_calls_f.html
https://www.mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2018/06/senate_majority_leader_calls_f.html
When a man stands in front of a firing squad and says "shoot" - you know what they do? They shoot.
That is what Rodney et al did to PSU in conjunction with the MSM. They told MSM to shoot, and they did.
That is what Rodney et al did to PSU in conjunction with the MSM. They told MSM to shoot, and they did.
Both are shits, just for very different reasons.
What the f*ck happened to ethics in this country?
Joe died. That's what the f*ck happened to ethics in this country.
I'm honestly surprised he's still there. And the OP's post is yet another example of why alumni associations should be divested from a relationship with the university. Here's a case of the university controlling the message that the alumni want to make.
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