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More than 100 arrested in London as violence flares after Southport stabbings
(www.theguardian.com)
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No it's not my opinion. Your problem is that you think that everyone is fighting you, well they are not, we're just pointing out that personal beliefs are not the same as legal truth. I just don't like disingenuous people who seem to think that because you want something to be the case it actually is the case.
Whether I like the law or not or whether you like the law or not isn't relevant. You can't break the law and expect anything other than prison time and fines, just because you think you have some moral authority. It's not my problem if you don't like it.
You're missing the point. Whether the punishment was fair based on the law isn't the same as the punishment being fair period.