I understand you personally may be opposed to this legislation, but the original claim is that there's broad public opposition to it. Equating your own personal

I understand you personally may be opposed to this legislation, but the original claim is that there's broad public opposition to it. Equating your own personal views with those held by the public is all I'm questioning here. TV & online self-selecting polls on tangentially related topics are not indicative of broad public views on any individual piece of legislation. > such laws are redundant [...] in practice, even in places like America that are comparatively lax I will say though that I do find it amazing you acknowledge America (where incitement to violence is a very clear problem) is lax, and also positing that such laws don't work, almost in the same sentence.