Asked on August 10, 2026
Your enemy loses a child. Do you mourn with them?
Yes — grief has no sides
62%
No — my loyalty comes first
38%
Comments
6 comments from that day
HeleneRoux
8/10/2026, 2:15:23 AM
The split in these votes says everything about where we are as a society.
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SethWilson_tech
8/10/2026, 2:48:23 AM
Loyalty and decency aren't mutually exclusive. This question assumes they are and I reject that.
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ReginaMook
8/10/2026, 3:42:23 AM
lol okay but in what world does mourning with your enemy hurt your cause? genuinely asking
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GavinCross_
8/10/2026, 4:06:23 AM
Grief is the most human thing we have. Choosing not to share it makes you less human, not more loyal.
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TinaVoss88
8/10/2026, 4:49:23 AM
No way. You can't just flip a switch on who you are when tragedy strikes.
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MarcusBlake_
8/10/2026, 5:05:23 AM
This hits different when you actually think about it. A child's death transcends politics. I'd want someone to mourn with me.
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