Asked on July 28, 2026
An enemy offers peace. You don't trust them. Do you still talk?
Yes — talking costs nothing
62%
No — trust must come first
38%
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6 comments from that day
JasperMaine
7/28/2026, 2:54:35 AM
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take I guess
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AmaranthaMay
7/28/2026, 3:21:35 AM
The real answer depends on what 'talking' means. Diplomatic back-channels with preconditions? Sure. Walking into a trap? No thanks.
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RobertoXIII
7/28/2026, 3:58:35 AM
Hard pass. Trust is earned, not assumed. Why would I sit across from someone actively trying to harm me?
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LilyWeston_
7/28/2026, 4:50:35 AM
Both sides gotta meet somewhere. Walking away guarantees conflict.
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MatthewBlake
7/28/2026, 5:23:35 AM
This is how wars start though. You negotiate from weakness and suddenly you've given up everything.
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SophiaCross_
7/28/2026, 5:49:35 AM
Talking is literally the first step to any resolution. You learn nothing by refusing to listen.
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