>then why did he delete the tweet
>
>and why is he still working for the man who immediately
>rebuked him for it?

That's an excellent question. One that I wish he would answer directly so we don't have to speculate. Since we can only speculate, I'd say he wilted to pressure from the top (namely Silver) to fall in line and refrain from further comment on the matter.

But my point isn't that Morey really cares about the HK protesters. He may - he may not. But discouraging people from even making a comment on controversial issues is rarely a good look.

That said, I do think there's something to be said for being intelligent and timely with how you express yourself. Morey was sloppy with his timing and likely just tweeted this off the cuff, but the substance of what he said was not something that should've been censored.

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