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He lied during the hiring process, and later revealed personal affairs that reflect poorly on the company's image. He committed fraud and harmed the company.
No. He didn't. He privately donated to a political cause with which he agreed. It didn't harm anyone at the company, and he it appears that he didn't mistreat anyone at the company. And for believing and supporting something that has only now become politically incorrect, he's fired.
It's not so much the people who speak out against him as much as it's the person or persons that outted what was private previously. Obviously to do him great harm, such as it has.
As if there aren't deep dark secrets in everyone's life that they'd rather keep private, and would be damaged if made public. Who's to say that someone isn't going to make your public and causing you great harm?