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I think it's clear he realized soon after he posted that he did something wrong, either because a friend told him he was out of line or he realized it himself.

I think it's clear he realized soon after he posted that he did something wrong, either because a friend told him he was out of line or he realized it himself. Getting him fired doesn't help him realize more that he did something wrong. I think the main point is the precedent that Jon Snoeder tweeted about. This isn't to just punish the fired guy. It's to set an example to everyone else about what would happen if you are out of line.

calibraxis 12y ago
We saw his retweets and insults, for example retweeting someone calling her "animal". No, he didn't accidentally slip up with a single tweet.
- Torgo 12y ago
  That's straight-up whining. She doesn't deserve to be called a "ct" but insults because of her behavior are perfectly valid.