There are two point I would make. Actually three.

1) Thanks for all your great work and book authorship “Injustice.”

2)His crimes, using a phony credit card trying to keep the lights and the heater running, faking an illness to get a free (and expensive) ambulance ride are precisely the kind of social ills that frequently cost a great deal to society. I have heard ambulance abuse is a huge cost to society. I hope his confession can lead to that being addressed by policy makers.

3)It never hurts to know who is around. The great thing about free speech is that we get a sense for people we may not otherwise know anything about. People airing their virtues and vices and then working it all out is part of the process.