Asked on August 9, 2026
A refugee family needs your home. You have a spare room. Yes or no?
Yes — open my door
53%
No — I can't do it
47%
Comments
6 comments from that day
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ConnorFaye88
Did this once. Best decision I ever made.
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SimoneGray_
I'd want to but my landlord won't allow extra occupants. This framing ignores real structural barriers.
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JaxonRhodes
People saying no because of cost... what about basic human decency? We're talking about families with kids.
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PhoebeLowry_
Yes, but also: why is this falling on individuals? Where's the government support?
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TaylorBenson88
Hard pass. I can barely afford my own rent.
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MarcusGreen_
This is the defining question of our time. How we answer says everything about who we are as a society.
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