Nigel Farage MP (Clacton/Reform UK) is a legal expert of a kind. While he knows the law, he doesn’t know how it’s working.
He sees injustice as an event, not a cause of further acts or context of human behaviour.
He can’t because he doesn’t practice it, insomuch as he sees it from the other side – from the position of lawmaking.
He can be forgiven, therefore, for thinking such acts of murderous assault – as happened to Henry Nowak – are bad examples of confusion in the system.
He doesn’t mean to point the finger at everyone, but to those that ignore obvious points.
He wants to change the law to make the system rational, not fairer or more inclined to hear a point of view.