That's the part of civil disobedience that some people forget: openly accepting the legal penalties & punishment as a way to highlight the injustice of the law. If you break the law so many times that you are sentenced to life imprisonment, well, yes, bad law--but what did you expect to happen?

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If you know the law, and know the potential punishment for breaking the law, and you decide to break the law a number of times for the greater good, you should not expect the police or the judge to say, "Oh, it was for the greater good, never mind, then!" You did the crime, you do the time.

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Apropos of nothing in particular.... I agree that bad laws are worse than no laws because they breed contempt for the institution. Nonetheless, you should expect that if you break a bad law and get caught, you will be face trial and possible punishment. If you break the law repeatedly, well....

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your moment of wtf

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They all look like gargoyles.

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