No, not really.
You know what does intrigue me?
The fact that someone like Christopher Hubbart is being released into society.
Seriously. Shit does not get more obvious than this. The man obviously is going to re-offend, he is a violent criminal, and based on his confessions was at least proud of his actions before being convicted.
I cannot for the life of me fathom who in their right mind would think, "Yeah, this guy can change, we can cure his violent mental illness. Let's let him back into civil communities."
Nevermind that our prisons are overflowing with non-violent offenders, or even worse, perpetrators of victimless crimes. How is locking those people up helping society? Shouldn't those be the kind of people paroled and put into community service and rehabilitation programs?
I guess not.
Let's burden the taxpayers not only with the imprisonment support of non-threatening people, but also threaten their safety with beyond-a-reasonable-doubt dangerous people.
I always like to place my sick convicts in an area full of their choice victims - commuter families with children, in a relatively quiet area that has shit for police response.
All I can say is, should Hubbart or anyone like him attempt This Fuckin' House, the cops will be coming for a body in a chalk outline, not another rape victim.
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