Oh, Shucks, Liberal Panties In A Wad Over Cornfield Maze

These corn mazes, along with pumpkin patches and hayrides, are really popular in the fall. They’re great family fun, especially as summer wanes and the air starts to cool. These activities in the U.S. ease us into Halloween and Thanksgiving and help us prepare for winter and the Christmas holidays.

Goebel Farms is a popular autumn destination for people in Indiana. This year, they have chosen to honor the late Charlie Kirk with the design of their corn maze.

Their intentions are not political. Goebel Farms chose to honor Kirk because he believed that disagreements should lead to conversations, not violence. They say that although not everyone agreed with his beliefs or methods, he recognized that when people stop talking, division deepens and it becomes easier to dehumanize others.

After announcing this year's maze theme, Goebel Farms received dozens of negative Google reviews on its business page, so the farm shared this statement on social media after backlash from some community members.

“We want to provide some additional context about our decision to feature Charlie Kirk in this year’s corn maze.

Our intention was not to suggest that everyone should share Charlie’s beliefs or agree with every statement he made. We recognize that he was a polarizing public figure and that many people strongly disagreed with his views and methods.

Charlie was killed while publicly expressing and debating his convictions. In a country founded on the principles of free speech, no person should lose his or her life for participating in political discussion. People are free to challenge ideas, criticize them, and reject them—but violence must never become the response to speech.

That is central to the meaning behind our maze. Even when our disagreements are serious, we must continue talking and listening to one another. When conversation stops, division deepens, and it becomes easier to view people as enemies rather than neighbors.

We are aware of several quotations being shared in response to our decision. As with remarks byany public figure, selected excerpts do not always convey the surrounding discussion, intended meaning or later clarification. We encourage people to examine complete sources and context. At the same time, our tribute does not require anyone to defend or agree with everything Charlie said.

The links to Turning Point USA in our original post were included to provide information about the organization most closely associated with Charlie. They should not be interpreted as a blanket endorsement of every position held by Charlie, the organization, or its members.

Goebel Farms is a family business, not a political organization. We welcome people with a wide range of political, religious, and personal beliefs. We understand that some may disagree with our choice, and we respect their right to do so. We also recognize that using Charlie’s image carries meaning beyond the message we intended, and we are listening to the community’s response.

Our hope remains simple: that Americans can speak openly, disagree honestly, and challenge one another’s ideas without hatred or violence—and that our community can continue treating its members with dignity and respect.”

Liberals defend the punk who murdered Charlie in cold blood for one simple reason: they disagree with what he stood for. They also worship the despicable Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three children with exercise bands, and the cowardly Luis Mangione, who shot CEO Brian Thompson in the back.

Can you imagine if someone protested a Martin Luther King Maze, or God forbid a George Floyd Maze?

Democrats are not understanding. They are the greatest hypocrites that have ever walked the earth. This corn maze was built because Charlie stood for something that was important to the owners. It is their right to do so without blasphemy and threats from those on the left.

Leave it to Democrats to tarnish an Autumn tradition. Brace yourself for the Christmas Season.