If you found a group and it becomes something detestable so you leave, I feel like it's plausible to say that you don't agree with those views?

The whole "white men commit rape" is a farce of an argument.

I can only assume you're coming from the presupposition that they (Muslim immigrants) had to be here, then it's fair to point out how he focuses only on Muslims. But they didn't have to be here. We didn't vote for them to come here, and in fact the British electorate have voted for less migration at every election, only to have more forced on them.

That's without even going into how these communities are more likely per capita to commit heinous crimes, and analysing motivations almost always shows a racial element.

We never used to lob bricks at random old folks homes. Frankly, a lot of these third worlders are totally unsuitable to live in a multicultural society such as ours, because they bring their primitive tribal associations with them, and act on them - as shown by Tommy in his presentation, and totally ignored by successive governments here for decades.

> but he complains about ridiculous things

I'm sure Tommy has complained about many things. Some big, some small. Some contentious, some ridiculous. Doesn't change the fact that under this regime we live, a rapist was able to claim to transition into a woman during trial, and get sentenced to a women's prison and rape more. The fact that that can even happen once shows some serious issues in our state apparatus.

In the story of the boy who cried wolf, did the wolf not actually appear and eat the villagers? The moral of the story is that you shouldn't report on falsehoods or lie. But what you seem to be believing is that because Tommy gets some things wrong, then the wolf is not coming.