In the case of a pedophile just found guilty for the eighth time, stupid is best spelled "James Fontana". That's the name of the sentencing judge who rejected the Crown’s request to give Dennis James Taylor an indefinite prison term because he felt it would be like passing a life sentence on him. Just how stupid is this moronic judge? Does he really not understand that Taylor has in effect done just that to the children he has molested? Some, or maybe even all of them, will spend the rest of their lives dealing with what this piece of filth did to them, so why should there be any hesitation on Fontana's part to deal with this habitual offender in kind?
Taylor’s lawyer, Ari Goldkind, says of the recidivist pedophile, “My client understands he will have a tough road ahead but he is reasonable and realistic about his situation.” After one finishes shaking one's head at this nonsensical drivel, one is left wondering if Taylor's "reasonableness" would mean he'd agree to an indefinite term of incarceration that would preclude the possibility of any further backsliding on his part. If so, perhaps he could sit down and have a chat with Stupid about reality and being reasonable.
Taylor has previously been declared a dangerous offender, so one really has to wonder why he was back out on the street. Shouldn't he have been put away permanently before now? Whoever it was that gave the green light to Taylor's being freed to victimize children again apparently is of a like mind with Fontana. Quite obviously, they both feel it is important to protect Taylor's supposed rights, even if it means trampling all over the rights of his victims. After all, why should Taylor have to stay behind bars when there are so many more children on whom he could yet visit his particular perversion?
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