LSE LLB Law? vs BA Law Cambridge University?

Really the major differences are the tutorial system at Cambridge and whether or not you want to live in London. I'd probably suggest focusing on those rather than minor differences in library offerings.

I live near Zone 4 Central Line. I read on UCL's website if you're inside the M25 zone, you don't get accommodation?! So that would mean University of London Intercollegiate Halls are not an option? Or even LSE? UCL? KCL? SOAS?

Which one would you choose?

LSE LLB Law? vs BA Law Cambridge University?

The Squire Law Library at Cambridge University is outstanding, but so is the LSE Library with a study space always available with its 5,000 spaces?!

List your points please!

What did you end up deciding on?

The guy who created the thread is the biggest nerd he's probably in year 10 and last year in the official LSE thread for applicants, he was being condescending to actual applicants who didn't get offers.

I got an offer for both universities for Law and will be attending one of them in autumn. The things I would consider are whether you want to be living in London and also consider the supervision system at Cambridge. Living in London may be a benefit, especially as many networking and firm events are in London but you also have to consider the costs of living there.
I decided to firm Cambridge as the supervision system will not be offered anywhere else and will allow you to build relationships with experts in the legal field and also learn from them. Cambridge also offers a better opportunity for making friends due to its collegiate system. Cambridge also uses the Tripos system so you will have exams at the end of each year whereas LSE law tends to use the more standard approach with grades and examinations, so I would also consider that.
Both are incredible institutions and offer similar career prospects. Its mainly down to your preferences.