Disagree. If we had a more enlightened culture, people wouldn't connect statements from individuals to companies they work for in the first place but that is no

Disagree. If we had a more enlightened culture, people wouldn't connect statements from individuals to companies they work for in the first place but that is not relevant. What this shows to me is that he has a clear image of an enemy. An image so hated that he didn't use his conscience while writing the article he got fired for. This is real prejudice and he hasn't worked through that. Otherwise he would not rail against those critical of cancel culture. Protecting people against twitter hysteria is not the work of unions. Additionally, free speech is very valuable and freedom doesn't come without costs. I do think he was fired unfairly, it would be nice if he could extend his judgement about himself to others.