You’ve probably seen the videos floating around by now — a woman walking around completely naked in Dallas-Fort Worth Airport’s Terminal D.
She wasn’t just streaking for laughs.
According to reports, she damaged property and even attacked airport workers.
It was chaotic. Shocking. And, frankly, a little scary.
But what’s just as surprising is what didn’t happen.
Instead of being quickly stopped, it seems like airport security took their sweet time stepping in.
People watched — and filmed — as this woman disrupted one of the busiest airports in the country.
DEVELOPING: A woman who stripped herself nude was filmed causing terror in the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The disgruntled woman can be seen destroying airport equipment while running around the terminal in her birthday suit pic.twitter.com/rw8EVvusJI
— JOSH DUNLAP (@JDunlap1974) March 26, 2025
The question on a lot of folks’ minds now is: Where was the accountability?
Why wasn’t this woman immediately stopped and removed?
Why were airline staff and innocent travelers left to deal with the fallout while security hesitated?
This isn’t just about one strange incident.
It points to something bigger — a growing sense that public safety is taking a backseat to political correctness or fear of “bad optics.”
As one traveler told a local reporter, “If a man had done the same thing, I bet security would’ve been there in a heartbeat.”
It’s a fair point — and one a lot of folks are thinking about.
Let’s be clear: In America, we believe in personal freedom. We believe in second chances, too.
But freedom doesn’t mean doing whatever you want, whenever you want, with no consequences.
You can’t yell “fire” in a crowded theater. You can’t steal from a store just because you’re mad.
And you shouldn’t be able to terrorize travelers at an airport without someone stepping in.
Limited government doesn’t mean no government.
It means the government should focus on doing a few things really well — like protecting people and enforcing the law — instead of sticking its nose into every corner of our lives.
When it fails at those basic things, we all lose.
Social media exploded with reactions after the DFW video went viral. Some folks joked about it — but many were angry or disturbed.
Others questioned whether someone with a different background or political belief have been treated differently? These are fair questions.
Some say the woman may have been suffering from mental health issues and needed compassion, not punishment.
Others claim that airport security may have been following proper procedures, even if it didn’t look that way.
Look — no one’s saying we shouldn’t care about mental health. But caring about someone doesn’t mean we let them break laws or endanger others.
And if procedures are getting in the way of common sense? Then maybe those procedures need to change.
When people see crime rise in their neighborhoods, when they see prosecutors letting repeat offenders walk free, or when they see public officials more focused on social media than real problems — they start to lose trust.
And that’s dangerous.
We need strong but limited government. That means law enforcement that protects people and upholds order — not one that’s afraid to act or too bogged down by red tape.
No traveler should have to explain to their kids why a naked woman is screaming and smashing things in the terminal.
The DFW incident is a reminder that our public defenders need to act to keep people safe — and that starts with holding people accountable for their actions.
That’s not just common sense. It’s the American way.
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