Should he have been fired?

I never got anything resembling a talk like this, but other than that, it's all solid facts without any real stereotyping, so no, he shouldn't have been fired. I can, however, see how people were able to use a "victimization complex" argument against the article in order to get it condemned, because, while stupid if you actually read it, it's got enough of a semblance of an actual argument that "sheeple" will go along without question. 10c and 10e, 10f, and 10g were the only ones that I felt went over the line. Though I did kind of lol at 13, where he basically advocated using a black person as a friend to avoid persecution of racism.

I have a friend that lives in Alabama, so I know firsthand (oh wait, that would be secondhand!) that most of those numbers, however made up they may seem, are really not. Alabama is full of terrible people, by the way; never go there. LOL.