The victims of his (Tommy Robinson's) assaults would probably disagree with you.
I don't know who these "victims" are and neither do you. But there are degrees of assault and it's entirely possible that the circumstances for which Tommy was criminally charged are relatively benign and/or well-deserved.
As would those who suffered through his fraudulent activities.
Those who
"suffered through his fraudulent activities:" One activity. Singular, not plural. The circumstance was a deliberate lie on a mortgage application, an offense to which he pleaded guilty and was punished. And the bottom line is I simply cannot feel critical toward someone who defrauds a mortgage banker.
I will not comment on his drug dealing
I will.
With the exception of one who distributes drugs to minors, I consider one who "deals" recreational drugs to be categorically comparable to one who sells beverage alcohol -- which is by far the most dangerous and destructive recreational drug of them all. In my opinion, most currently banned and persecuted recreational substances should be legally distributed and controlled in the same manner and to the same degree as is beverage alcohol.
or his illegal entry into the US.
He had a legitimate purpose for coming here for two days, which he fulfilled and went back home, and I harbor absolutely no objection to or resentment for his doing so. Too bad he got caught.
I suppose that you judge peeople by your own standards.
Don't we all?
I do not have a criminal record of any kind.
That's not the same as saying you never committed a criminal offense of any kind. Is it?
I suspect that you do have one.
Really? And what would you suspect my criminal background to consist of?