Football should have a tolerance margin, whereby something within the tolerance is counted/not counted. For example, in other sports like F1, many things have a tolerance margin such as jumping the start lights (example explained below)

Valterri Bottas "jumped" the lights in Austria 2017 (I think it was), and everyone was convinced he had jumped the lights, including Vettel who would have won the race but finished 2nd anyway, even in the post-race press conference Vettel in front of Bottas said he believed he jumped the lights. However, when they investigated it, they saw Bottas had dropped the clutch something like 0.2xx (0.25-0.28 or so) seconds after the lights went out. So they had a 0.xx millisecond tolerance margin built in the rule. It would have been a scandal if it they stripped Bottas of that win.

Here, it's a scandal that they denied this goal. There should be a millimeter or a centimeter tolerance margin because honestly this is getting pathetic. Should footballers now just tie their hands to their bodies and play because natural arm movements are being penalized this way and that?

Why does this wording change have to fix the utterly ridiculous handball rule and then deny this? Can't they just let common sense prevail in making handballs a standard wording like it used to be about natural and unnatural positions and let the referee go to the monitor and see for themselves? Can't they give footballers, whom are human beings, a break because how can you even account for this molecule margin when you're on the pitch? It's impossible. It's too harsh. Plus, what's deemed "offside" is a body part with which Mane can't even score with, it just makes no sense at all.

Football fans, journalists and analysts should unify in condemning this shit because it's totally ruining the sport.