As a scientist, definitely. It would be evidence that you've lost your grip on reality and are entirely a creature of reactionary twitter rage, and trusting your judgment is probably not a great idea.

>"As a scientist, definitely ... trusting your judgment is probably not a great idea."

You should never trust someones judgement when it comes to science. That is practically the idea that started it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nullius_in_verba

In most (US) states, you can be fired for anything not specifically protected. What makes this case anymore interesting?