2016-12-12, 10:20 PM
The context you guys arent picking up on, or haven't pointed out is, it wasn't necessarily what he did, but how he reacted when questioned about it. He didn't go through the proper channels is one thing, that's just disrespect towards procedure, enough to get terminated? Probably not considering its something he has exercised in the past. "stepping on too many toes", is another matter entirely and eludes to the truth of what happened.
He got let go because he was disrespectful to authority and put his own righteousness above his professionalism, that's what happened and that's what he eludes to vaguely with "the tipping point".
He got let go because he was disrespectful to authority and put his own righteousness above his professionalism, that's what happened and that's what he eludes to vaguely with "the tipping point".