Unfortunately, he overstated his crime for the sake of the impact of the apology. He called himself a "sexual predator". Being horny and trying to convince pe

Unfortunately, he overstated his crime for the sake of the impact of the apology. He called himself a "sexual predator". Being horny and trying to convince people of the opposite sex to have sex with you isn't being a predator. Being a predator is drugging women, or pressuring underage women. ...but I don't think him overstating his crime is grounds for people firing him - especially given that this had happened over a decade earlier. To me the lesson here is that you should never apologize publicly. The people that demand it, do so for the wrong reasons, and the people that benefit from an apology, probably prefer something personal and direct - not some public show. Public apologies are just porn.