Some moran is wearing this nauseous t-shirt in support of Sandusky:

[Are_grits_groceries]

http://deadspin.com/5920590/someone-is-wearing-a-release-the-tickle-monster-t+shirt-outside-the-jerry-sandusky-trial

Gag a maggot!

[spanone]

1. perhaps he'll end up a cellmate of his hero.

[PDJane]

2. That's repulsive.

It's even more repulsive to think that this man would rather have a coach than have his hero pay for damaging children, including one of his own.

[LiberalLoner]

3. I'd be willing to bet the guy wearing the t-shirt has done some molesting of his own

And like the vast majority of molesters, sees nothing wrong with using children for sex. Instead, they think it's a terrible crime to talk about it or do anything to stop it or punish it.

[MADem]

4. Is he serious?

That's ... sick.

Sandusky isn't going to walk--even if he gets away with this trial. The prosecution has lined up another bite of the apple.
http://deadspin.com/5920518/report-prosecutors-have-more-victims-ready-to-come-forward-if-jerry-sandusky-is-acquitted

Report: Prosecutors Have More Victims Ready To Come Forward If Jerry Sandusky Is Acquitted
Another day, another round of potential allegations of child sex abuse against Jerry Sandusky. Last night, NBC's Rock Center aired a report in which 30-year-old Travis Weaver said Sandusky began abusing him when he was 10, and that the molestation even took place during a trip to California for Penn State's Rose Bowl appearance in 1995.

Weaver, who moved to Ohio to live with his mother when he was 14 to get away from Sandusky, is not one of the 10 victims whose allegations are part of the current trial. He's also filed a civil suit against Sandusky, Penn State, and The Second Mile. But it's at the end of the 12-minute Rock Center segment that reporter Kate Snow drops this bombshell:

"He is now part of a second group of guys who came forward later, who did testify—he testified before a grand jury, prosecutors have his testimony, he's willing to testify in court. They're holding that group in case they need them, in case they get a not guilty verdict out of this current jury. They could potentially go after federal charges against Jerry Sandusky."

[Are_grits_groceries]

7. The feds have been investigating Sandusky

and Second Mile for a while. They could indict him on a whole range of things. Their jurisdiction could include the abuse charges and charges of a financial nature. They have jurisdiction in a couple of the abuse cases that involved the kids Sandusky took to bowl games. He crossed state lines.

[MADem]

11. I think they should go after him even if he's convicted. He needs to stay locked up. He is a

predator, and an unrepentant one, too.

[Are_grits_groceries]

16. I think they will.

The feds are mean SOBs who don't give a shit about your age or whatever. The only thing that might save him from that would be a lack of evidnce in their eyes or some shite in DC pulling strings.

[MADem]

17. His adopted son--who almost testified, and was prepared to if Sandusky took the stand--is bringing

more charges, apparently, if the guy doesn't go away for a long, long, long time. And maybe even if he does...!

[Tom Ripley]

5. I think that is an ironic t-shirt

in bad taste, but not sincere

[spanone]

6. anyone who puts that shirt on their back AND goes downtown to the courthouse....

has little room for irony

[MADem]

12. If it's snark, I'm "OK" with bad taste. I just hope it ain't for real! nt

[brewens]

8. Just when you thought those Westboro Baptist idiots were the lowest you could go,

this guy shows up. You really have to ask how this Sandusky guy hasn't killed himself?

I guess he's one of those people that can go around knowing everyone thinks he's a perverted freak and not care. He lived with the kids knowing it for all those years, not to mention his wife.

There are some people you can't completely trust, but at least they won't steal or anything in a situation where everyone is likely to know it had to be them. Other people are completely comfortable with that. If you can't prove it, they don't care. I guess if this Sandusky guy were to get off somehow, he'd find a way to enjoy the rest of his life.

[MADem]

14. I think Sandusky thinks that he's right and the rest of the world is wrong.

Those "other people" are clueless, they "just don't understand."

I'm sure he's in a world of his own...but he might have a few pals in that world who feel the same perverted way he does.

If Sandusky beats this rap, his adopted son is standing by with new charges. And he's got a co-plaintiff.

[Posteritatis]

9. That's up there with the pro-Paterno riot.. (nt)

[Freddie Stubbs]

15. The 'pro-Paterno riot' was just a bunch of drunk college kids being stupid

There have been several 'riots' on that street in the past 15 years

http://old.post-gazette.com/regionstate/20010325pennstate6.asp

http://archives.higheredcenter.org/hecnews/events/000728b.html

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19980713&slug=2760949

[Posteritatis]

19. And that one was a bunch of drunk college kids being even more stupid

The fact that they've gotten drunk and smashed things before doesn't change the fact that a good chunk of the student body rioted because they thought it would be better to defend rapists than to damage their athletics.

Fuck 'em.

[hifiguy]

10. Ye gads. Ugh.

Must have taken some time off from Fweeperland to show up at the courthouse.

[Rex]

13. Well, as you know, there is never a shortage on

scumbags and the even scummier shitstains that blindly support them.

[ellie]

18. So raping kids is funny?

What the fuck?