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He wasn't fired for his political beliefs. He was fired for persistently heckling a senior leader during a public presentation, which meets anyone's definition
by gnfargbl 3y ago
He wasn't fired for his political beliefs. He was fired for persistently heckling a senior leader during a public presentation, which meets anyone's definition of gross insubordination. He could have gone on a tirade about how Google supports putting ketchup on hot dogs and the result would have been the same, in Europe or the US.
- throwaway74432 3y agoDepends. Do we have any examples of Google allowing obnoxious heckling when it is coming from another political belief? Consistency is key.