🇺🇸 The woman fired over a viral "Zionist pig" clip is now giving her side, and it changes everything about how this story should have been told... Yuen Lee says the confrontation everyone saw a few seconds of actually started with a man following her around her own gym, staring, then cornering her to interrogate her over a keffiyeh tied around her waist. Her account of the moment before the camera rolled: "He then went on about how I didn't know the real meaning behind the scarf and explained to me that wearing the scarf meant that I supported terrorism and that I was a terrorist." She says she tried to get away from him more than once before she snapped. Then came the fallout: "I was doxed. My name, job title, and the name of my employer was published online. This information was then used to wage a coordinated campaign against me." KPMG let her go Friday. A stranger followed a woman around a gym, accused her of supporting terrorism to her face, filmed her without asking, and posted it to millions with her employer tagged, and he's the one who walked away clean while she lost her job. That's far from accountability. That's a MOB deciding who gets to keep their livelihood based on which side of a culture war clip goes viral first, and it should worry anyone who thinks they'll never end up on the wrong side of a fifteen-second video themselves. Writer: Daniel, Val