A 19-year-old Cornell student sent that message after being invited to interview for a 3rd time with a Jewish-owned startup.
Now:
• his university has opened an investigation
• major media outlets are target the young man
• his identity has been widely shared online
• Media is calling to ruin his life
1 The student did not deny writing it.
In fact, he doubled down.
He later wrote:
"My experiences with Jews have not been pleasant, both in person and online."
And he said this because the company was asking again and again for a reason, why he don't want to work for us.
They forced him to say that.
And That's normal people always criticize christians, Muslims, Hindus etc. then why it is a big issue when the it's about jews.
And no one is investigating the fox news host who said I want to see his life ruined.
How can a 46 years old aunty is allowed to promote ruining of a teenager's life but that teenager is not allowed to share his experience in private email.
The student himself argues that he simply declined a
job opportunity and explained why.
He also claims the backlash, doxxing, and investigation only reinforced his views.
Austin Franco: I was stating why I was not interested after you had asked to interview 3 times. I found out you were Jewish after the fact. My experiences with Jews have not been pleasant, both in person and online. This is not to say I havent had positive experiences, but on the aggregate that is not the case.
Obviously, the reactions by your community only serves to further prove my point and indicate your post on X was not done in good faith. I am sure that if you indicated you didn't want to work for someone who was white or Christian this would not have blown up to the capacity it has here today nor would you have been intimated as I have been.
Additionally, even supposing none of this were to happen your actions here today clearly demonstrate a level of immaturity and possibly insecurity, which I wouldn't expect of a 24 year old self proclaimed entrepreneur.
Given that I have been doxed and intimated by your community including having my personal life investigated for no other reason than a single comment I cant imagine any reasonable person not coming to a similar conclusion, per the post above.
? Should a university investigate a student for expressing a personal opinion?
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