Clarett has mental problems

[spjunkies]

I'm sure we all know this by now but take a look at this crazy youtube video.

Check it out

[OWUeagleMD]

that is some strange stuff. The Friend article on ESPN.com was a telling read. He's a troubled guy.

[turtle]

I hope he gets the help he needs.

[jwebst1]

that IS a weird video... maybe he was hurt at the time?

regardless, I do agree that he is a nut.

[onedrop]

I hope he gets the help he needs.

yeah like a l o n g jail sentence.

[turbodiesel#44]

that IS a weird video... maybe he was hurt at the time?

regardless, I do agree that he is a nut.

A very dangerous nut.

[OWUeagleMD]

yeah like a l o n g jail sentence.

Considering the laws he broke, he obviously needs to go to jail. But without sounding like too much of a raging liberal nut case, I will point out that the American penal system will offer him nothing even remotely resembling the help he needs.

[CutTHROAT]

WTF, prison should be a good place for him. He might wake up.

[RedskinDan0557]

He would have made a great cowgirl.

[onedrop]

Considering the laws he broke, he obviously needs to go to jail. But without sounding like too much of a raging liberal nut case, I will point out that the American penal system will offer him nothing even remotely resembling the help he needs.

maybe, maybe not. but he should get exactly what you or i would get in the same position. on bail for armed robbery (wasnt there tape of that as well?), caught running from the 5-0, in a bullet proof vest, near a witness to his upcoming trials house, with numerous firearms, refused to get out of the car, had to be ineffectively tazed, more effectivley pepper sprayed, after he wrecked the suv (which i think was a hyundai by the way) he was driving.

now he have him poor wittle feelings hurt cuz him didnt make it in the NFL but who cares. his actions of late are not indicative of a synptom like some would have you believe. they ARE the problem. his giant ego had him living in a fantasy land for so long that he never realized when it was time to get real. instead reality came crashing down around him and he flipped. sorry but that is on him.

if i party all the time like a rock star and become ineffective at my job but fail to notice until i get fired. then go out and start up with the illegal behavior culminating in a car chase from fairfax countys finest with a car full of guns, no one is gonna cry me a river over the "help i need". but for some reason since this clown, for a brief moment, looked as if he had the glorious world of NFL fame and riches within his grasp we should look deeper into the cause of his stupidity and find more mercy. please.

its simple cause and effect. MC was too self absorbed to see or feel it coming.

in a sports analogy...only yankee fans felt bad for the yanks when they got anti-swept by the red sox in the series, why? because they had it coming and had every chance to prevent it and still failed. no one to blame but themselves.

[OWUeagleMD]

maybe, maybe not. but he should get exactly what you or i would get in the same position. on bail for armed robbery (wasnt there tape of that as well?), caught running from the 5-0, in a bullet proof vest, near a witness to his upcoming trials house, with numerous firearms, refused to get out of the car, had to be ineffectively tazed, more effectivley pepper sprayed, after he wrecked the suv (which i think was a hyundai by the way) he was driving.

now he have him poor wittle feelings hurt cuz him didnt make it in the NFL but who cares. his actions of late are not indicative of a synptom like some would have you believe. they ARE the problem. his giant ego had him living in a fantasy land for so long that he never realized when it was time to get real. instead reality came crashing down around him and he flipped. sorry but that is on him.

if i party all the time like a rock star and become ineffective at my job but fail to notice until i get fired. then go out and start up with the illegal behavior culminating in a car chase from fairfax countys finest with a car full of guns, no one is gonna cry me a river over the "help i need". but for some reason since this clown, for a brief moment, looked as if he had the glorious world of NFL fame and riches within his grasp we should look deeper into the cause of his stupidity and find more mercy. please.

its simple cause and effect. MC was too self absorbed to see or feel it coming.

in a sports analogy...only yankee fans felt bad for the yanks when they got anti-swept by the red sox in the series, why? because they had it coming and had every chance to prevent it and still failed. no one to blame but themselves.

uy, I never said he shouldn't go to jail.

I said only that jail wasn't going to give him the help he needs.

The system is the system, and until it changes, that's what we have to work with. I tend to think the level of recidivism in our country is appaling for a nation that touts our moral superiority and intelectual advancement, but like I said, we don't have any alternatives. At least not any desirable ones.

Amazingly, when criminals are sent to a housing unit for other criminals, often run by corrupt "officers," they are released back into society ten years later as more advanced criminals. At least we all pay a lot of money for their education, though.

[turbodiesel#44]

uy, I never said he shouldn't go to jail.

I said only that jail wasn't going to give him the help he needs.

The system is the system, and until it changes, that's what we have to work with. I tend to think the level of recidivism in our country is appaling for a nation that touts our moral superiority and intelectual advancement, but like I said, we don't have any alternatives. At least not any desirable ones.

Amazingly, when criminals are sent to a housing unit for other criminals, often run by corrupt "officers," they are released back into society ten years later as more advanced criminals. At least we all pay a lot of money for their education, though.

I can hardly afford to go to the doctor. Why should I pay for his team of shrinks?

[DWinzit]

On a good note, I doubt any one will ever attempt to fight the rules for entering the NFL draft again.
I'm glad Cincy hasn't called him.

[twenty-eight]

I'm glad Cincy hasn't called him.

I don't know, They still have some time if they pay his bail maybe he can get through training camp and the first four weeks of of the season before he has to go on trial.

[kevinklein]

Brick Tamlin: Yeah, you've got mental problems...man.