He made a mockery of the court. If you put it in that context, then what bigger conversation is there to be had (<<rhetorical, not trolling or baiting)? Pretty sure I know what conversation you're talking about but that conversation just leads to arguing, doesn't apply to a rich guy slapping his attorney's butt in court, and most people have no idea what they're talking about with respect to that conversation if the conversation is the one I'm thinking of. Chad is a multimillionaire, and he has been one for years. He can afford the best counsel money can buy, and the best shrink(s). He has no excuse to be in jail; therefore, he deserves what he got.
The difference with me is that I take no pleasure in seeing him jailed. He never did anything malicious to anyone in his football career. He did silly pranks and stunts, but I like dumb stuff. It was buffoonish, but it was harmless. Some people hate him for acting silly, but I don't see why. He got into a domestic dispute with his wife; I don't know what happened. If he hit his wife, he was very wrong, but he has no history of beating women as far as I know. He didn't get high and run over a man, or put out a hit on his pregnant girlfriend, or run a drug ring, or shoot himself, or rape anyone.
Chad calls Roger Goodell Dad....Wtf is that? What man would do that to anyone but his own father or male father figure who raised them from a young age? That is not normal. It's mental illness. The man has serious issues, which were masked by playing football. He's obsessed with entertaining because that's where he sees his own self worth. It's fucking sad, and he needs therapy. His therapy might be able to help him resolve all kinds of issues, like his narcissism, view on his role in life post football, his issues with authority, and may resolve his father issues--cause he has plenty, like most men. Dudes should read Iron John by Robert Bly.
