If you are a VP associated with a company with a well-known brand, first and foremost, don't do anything that could hurt the brand. I suspect a world where some

If you are a VP associated with a company with a well-known brand, first and foremost, don't do anything that could hurt the brand. I suspect a world where someone makes posts like his (despite it displaying flaws) has less anti-Semitism than one without, because those very flaws are trail markers that show a real path to others who are at earlier stages in the trail. But those same flaws to our tweet-sized attention span seem to have to imprimatur of Google, and that's why he had to go.