A college kid, Austin Franco, told Jewish tech company founder Gabe Einhorn that he "didn't want to work for a Jew" after being accepted for a job at Einhorn's identity verification company, VryfID.

Einhorn then doxed Austin by posting his private email correspondence on Twitter. Initially, the screenshot contained Austin's full dox, but Einhorn must have realized this would be a bad look and he quickly edited the post to redact Austin's surname only.

In response to Einhorn's post, a Jewish woman said that her son "doesn't want to work for a goy," to which Einhorn enthusiastically replied "message me!!"

Austin was soon fully doxed (again) by Joe Lonsdale, the Jewish founder of Palantir, who accused Einhorn of being "an utter coward" for not posting the full dox.

A senior DOJ official said he wanted to make "the Jew Hater" unhireable, and the mainstream media have since written hit pieces on Austin.

Austin doubled down on twitter: "the reactions by your community only serves to further prove my point."