Whether Twitter was "wrong" to fire him is not really relevant. The employee in question wasn't trying to get his job back, but just trying to get a straight a

Whether Twitter was "wrong" to fire him is not really relevant. The employee in question wasn't trying to get his job back, but just trying to get a straight answer about whether he was fired and whether Twitter would honor their contractual obligations, only to get dumped on by Musk and his remora-like followers. Contractual obligations are relevant because Twitter is famously just ignoring their obligations and stiffing their vendors and contractors, under Musk's watch. This is also something he did with Tesla. So its entirely believable that Musk intends to do the same here.