Thread by @OnWithLogic

1) I watched a documentary called "Happy Valley," it's about Joe Paterno, the famed football coach of the Penn State program. A local hero, an icon, and a complex figure when it comes to the meaning of child sexual abuse.

2) Everyone at Penn State viewed Paterno as a father figure, many went to school there just to be part of the football culture, as I'm sure happens with other schools & successful students eventually become donors, etc.

If you don't know the name Jerry Sandusky, research him.

3) Here is a very brief profile. Innocent to the end, uh huh.

4) The Sandusky situation, on a naive small college town in PA, mirrors very well what is happening in America today.

A bunch of college kids angry that their icons were torn down. Unable to process it, turned and rioted, and demanded the "victim" Joe Paterno be reinstated.

5) Just like what happened when Hillary lost, the media lies to you & a Russia hoax ensues for 2 years, and Leftists are let down (yet again) at the outcome.

They build a fever pitch of anger towards Penn State administration, feeling aggrieved, like your dad was sent to jail...

6) The Penn State University President was fired, not a word... but a football coach? Gasps in the press conference, and people in the streets.

Joe Paterno was a good football coach, but a dumb old man at best, at worst an accomplice.

7) This is where child sex abuse gets so weird. Paterno could have easily fallen for cognitive dissonance, unable to process the truth, or degrees of worse-ness.

His sensibilities, however intentioned, failed him. He was correctly fired for not doing more.

8) In our climate of pedo normalization, we should be glad, as today he would probably have gotten almost no scrutiny.

I can understand the college kids rioting. Their shangri-la Happy Valley alcohol fueled world was torn down and a real face of horror was put in it's place.

9) Nobody wants to look at that. Except us Q tards, I guess :)

But take a moment to understand the power of famous people. In this case small communities. Jerry Sandusky was a local god, and was largely an untouchable.

10) Ratchet that up to national level fame, and think about how it works the same way. Untouchables.

11) Kids in College Station, PA were not in the streets because a pedophile was allowed to roam, basically unchecked, for 2 decades.

They were in the streets because their complicit football coach was fired.

12) So it comes back to perceived injustice.

Your football coach was fired in Happy Valley. Your beloved Hillary lost.

And then their faithful embark on a campaign of unhinged vitriol at having your fantasy worldview shattered, and replaced with reality.

13) Because such a wonderful job of dumbing down the voting public was done, the MSM has an easy task, nudging ignorant people towards the direction that the powers which subvert want.

That night of Penn State riots are a perfect reflection of what is happening today nationwide.