> He actively made women feel unwelcome in the workplace and behaved unprofessionally over and over again. All this is irrelevant to the quite real and undenia

> He actively made women feel unwelcome in the workplace and behaved unprofessionally over and over again. All this is irrelevant to the quite real and undeniable truth that it's not because he "made women feel unwelcome in the workplace" that he was sacked. This is pure after-the-fact rationalization. He was sacked for having the wrong opinion and not knowing when to shut up.