Like I said before, the focus in this whole sordid mess should be the victims. Keep things in perspective. People should be freaking out over what transpired to those boys not who was fired or not fired. Joe Paterno is a football coach. That's it. I don't care how many games he's won or how long he's been there. In the great grand scheme of things, that means $@#% all to me. The innocence lost, the broken trust, and the lifetime of bullshit and healing that the victims are and will be going thru weighs a lot more heavily on my heart.  And bickering over why Paterno was fired and McQueary was not is a sideshow that distracts from the real issue at hand.  Some people have a real problem when their heroes or icons are exposed as human beings.  No one dare tell the emperor he's wearing no clothes.  I shed tears for those boys but I shed none for any of these so-called MEN in positions of POWER who did little to nothing to protect a FOOTBALL program.