Asked on July 15, 2026
Your country is wrong in a conflict. Do you still defend it?
Yes — right or wrong, it's my country
24%
No — loyalty doesn't override truth
76%
Comments
6 comments from that day
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EstelleGrim
Truth matters more than flags. Period.
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ShawnRev_
a
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CoreyNash88
Supporting your country AND holding it accountable aren't mutually exclusive. We need both or nothing changes.
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TracyHolt_
Easy to say when you're not the one whose family depends on national defense.
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MikosLane
My grandfather taught me: you love your country enough to tell it when it's wrong. That's real patriotism.
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BrendaLux
This is the hard truth nobody wants to admit. Blind loyalty is how atrocities happen.
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