This SBS fellow was a public servant. One of the prices paid to have tenure and be a protected species is that you have to put a sock in it as far as controversial public comment is concerned. He was as bound to observe this as any member of the public service. His tweet is ostensibly a public comment. He deserves to be sacked.
Now, if only the ABC would look at the Twitter and Facebook accounts of some of its staff we would all be the richer.
