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A Texas woman has been fired after she went off on some Muslims, who then filmed and doxxed her. Today’s show breaks it down.

While you can argue the woman, Dasha Kilpatrick, did not convey her point articulately or that she was disrespectful, you can also argue that she was factually correct.

“I think that matters more. It is not ‘your truth,’ it is ‘the truth,’” Crowder said. “What she is saying to Islamic migrants is correct. She did not name-call. She did not simply insult people. She did not get physically violent. She communicated what many of you think.”

The left’s automatic reaction is to cancel this person and ruin their lives.

“I think it is okay for your knee-jerk reaction to be in defense of said people, especially when you do not know how this conflict started. There is a lot we do not know. Why was the recording already going? What was the reaction to these two people beforehand? Obviously, it was notable enough that the person started recording. Is this a setup? How many times have we seen that?” Crowder said. “She was doxxed by the left because they have no problem doing that.”

Here is how she could have phrased, “You need to go back to your country,” where you would not be outraged, despite the left still would:

“The way that you are acting, dressing, and approaching people is not in line with our customs in our country. This is not an Islamic country; this is a Christian country. This is a free, Western Christian country and you need to know that the way you are talking, acting, and dressing makes everyone uncomfortable,” Crowder said. “If that bothers you, then I suggest going back to the Islamic country you prefer. Otherwise, you need to assimilate and be better neighbors.”

You could have said it that way, but “it should not have been required.”

A GiveSendGo for Kilpatrick has currently raised $86,821.

“Being fed up is not a reason to be vilified,” Crowder said.