I don't think there is any point or benefit in judging our friends across the pond. This is just the reality of what people do, and really, why does it matter? I don't see hybrids as any different from morphs. Either way, people are breeding animals according to what they want. I don't think a Carpondro is suffering for being a Carpondro. As long as it's being looked after, whatever, people like it, they'll make it and sell it and enjoy it. Morphs are not natural either, but most people are fine with them. I have a lot more problem with goldfish morphs (which are really just severe deformities), pug dogs, sausage dogs, etc than hybrid snakes. Jags I can see the argument with, and I personally wouldn't want to keep them, but I'm also not going to lose sleep over it.
I think a lot of people get upset by refusing to accept that the world is what it is. I must admit, 15 or so years ago I was a bit the same (and you could look up my posts from APS from over 10 years ago and see examples of me displaying it!). Back then I probably wished everyone would keep it all pure and non morphed, but it's delusional to think it can go that way. 15 years ago when the very first morphs were popping up in Australia and 10 years ago when they were just starting to really get going, it was forgivable to be unsure which direction the community would take, but these days we have reality clearly on display and trying to fight the inevitable just makes you a frustrated, angry failure. With few exceptions, wild reptiles are still all pure, that's really comforting. Captive reptiles will go in the direction keepers take them, and as long as the animals aren't suffering we shouldn't worry. We would all love everyone to keep and breed exactly what we like, but we'd also love to eliminate crime, poverty, disease and for our own personal bank accounts to be sponsored.