January 1, Liberal Rhetoric Returns, Hearts and Minds at Stake

Wyatt’s Take

• Liberals are repeating the social media hysteria of 2020.
• Celebrity and brand posts are sparking pressure on immigration enforcement.
• Many women struggle with the blunt reality of border security.

Social media is getting flooded with anti-ICE posts again, just like the chaos after George Floyd’s death. This time, it’s not just celebrities joining in—it’s big brands, too.

Pop stars and actresses, plus companies like Lush Cosmetics and Whole30, are posting emotional reactions online and calling out anyone who supports border enforcement. Their statements sound a lot like the old “black square” virtue signaling, shutting out any views they don’t like.

“It’s okay if meal planning feels hard today. We just watched our government brutally murder a man in the streets from 4 different angles.”

The mood even spread to online spaces about pets, with a cat meme forum banning anyone who backs ICE. Conservatives argue these posts are one-sided and push feelings over facts. Some say this environment pressures conservative women to rethink their stance on deportations.

“Most women simply aren’t prepared for what must be done to save this country. There comes a time to just leave things to the men — that time is now.”

Women are known to be more uncomfortable with violence, so these shocking videos online turn them off from supporting strong action. But, enforcing the border isn’t going to be pretty or easy when liberals keep trying to stand in the way. Conservatives warn that letting emotions run the show means America could lose control of its future.

This isn’t about wanting cruelty. It’s about recognizing that immigration enforcement is tough, and sometimes the job must get done by folks willing to bear the burden. There’s no room for noise from those who don’t want to face hard truths.

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Wyatt Matters

Heartland folks know that tough choices keep communities safe and secure. Letting feelings override the facts doesn’t cut it here, and someone’s got to hold the line so families and neighborhoods stay strong.