I thought about posting this morning when I got to work at 6. Didn't even know where to start. There are some crimes that youth commit that are then sealed and not part of the person's record when he/she is an adult (note-- I'm not indicating this is or is not a crime by Hader). The problem is that "social justice" is something completely different. He was 17. At what age is he "held accountable?" 7 years ago, there wasn't much discipline about tweeting, posting vines, or even texting for that matter. Did he say that he snapped Suzie's bra strap? Also, it will be interesting to see if his teammates say, "Hell yeah! I could see Hader saying this stuff. He is a real piece of work." If his current behavior has been egregious, this would be the kick in the pants to throw Hader under the bus. I don't know how "socially active" the Brewers players are. This does give me a chance to teach my young adult and teenage children what happens when you post stuff on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, etc.