Do Iraqis grieve less than Americans over their dead family members?

Answer 1

yes, of course the do, they r human beings just like anyone else.
That is a dumb question to ask

Answer 2

No Sir, No one Grieves less than anyone may it be Iraqi or anyone from any part of the world, it is the love of Blood and not countries, I hope it solves your problem.

Answer 3

While I am sure there are many fine peace loving Iraqi's I cannot think of any American who has considered it an honor for their child to strap a bomb on their body and kill innocent people when they blow them self up.
There was an Israeli leader (sorry, can't think of their name at the moment.) who once said "There will be peace in the middle east only when Muslin's learn to love their children MORE than they hate their enemies."

Answer 4

Well seeing that they are human, I would say everyone grieves differently. Some more than others, but it would depend on the person and the way they died. I mean, they do share the same feelings we do.

Answer 5

I don't know. I had another response typed out but it seems to apply to us as well. (or to them)

proud american has a point- they don't seem to have much regard for human life.

Answer 6

no they would grieve the same. people are people wherever you go. sadness is universal.

Answer 7

A few years ago, I would have answered "Of course not", but now many of them don't act like they care very much.
The ball is in their court to act civilized and value each other.

Answer 8

so what is the relevance of this question?

Answer 9

No.