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The fact is, neither you nor I can discern the intent, only the action and its impact. If I take a swing at you and hit your face and knock out a contact or break your glasses, it doesn’t matter whether I was teasing or angry: my intent doesn’t matter. My action caused damage.
That's not how the court of law sees it. If you intentionally strike someone and kill them it's murder, if you accidentally do, it's manslaughter. Likewise if you intend to kill someone and you miss, it's attempted murder. Intentions are very, very important.
But one still gets punished for manslaughter or attempted murder. In any case, intention isn't the issue. I don't believe this was a reaction to the perception of good intentions. It's a reaction to the lack of consideration given to a person who was just abused.
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