[Badfoil]

This is really pretty sad. Steven Segal was the same way. I wonder what makes these seemingly well-put-together celebrities act so vicious. Childhood?

[RightResponse]

"well put together celebrities"...?? This guy has had screws loose forever!!

[Nitro]

seemingly well-put-together celebrities

Bloviator Baldwin a well-put-together celebrity??

Have you recently come out of a coma or perhaps returned from a secret government mission??

[Charles H. (The_r0nin)]

This is really pretty sad. Steven Segal was the same way. I wonder what makes these seemingly well-put-together celebrities act so vicious. Childhood?

Well-put-together?!?!?! Baldwin and Segal?!?!?! Obviously you are using a definition of that phrase that I am unfamiliar with! Heck, Steven Segal used to receive massive complaints from stunt coordinators because he was too rough on the stuntmen during filming. I expect him to be an a##hole.

Besides "well-put-together celebrities" sounds like an oxymoron to me, anyway...

[Brian Allen]

I wonder what makes these seemingly well-put-together celebrities act so vicious.

Habitual drunkedness. Alcoholism.

[DennisR]

"This is really pretty sad. Steven Segal was the same way. I wonder what makes these seemingly well-put-together celebrities act so vicious. Childhood?"

Is it not the way America and the media and the world treat them? They are called "stars" and "celebrities"? Stars and celebrities? Because they are handsome or beautiful and apparently believe that they actually embody the part (doctor, lawyer, scientist) they are playing? I have gone to about five movies in the last thirty years--and that was five too many.

Professional sports have gone the same way. NBA and NFL and MLB players get paid obscene amounts of money to entertain thousands upon thousands. One of the best things we can do as conservatives is to not patronize events that do not reflect our values. To me, movies and professional sports definitely fall into that category.