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Help me understand the difference between a DISAGREEMENT and an ARGUEMENT

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bnickel

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i disagree with this whole debate, now let's get down to a good old fashioned arguement shall we? personally i see no real difference in any of them. we can debate the subject all day long and everyone will argue thier point and in the end we aill all agree that we had a disagreement, so there take that.

geez, dave, why do you always have to stir up a contraversy?
 
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SuperDave said:
rbohm: Name calling and profanity are often the last retreat of the people that have LOST the arguement. They have simply run out of the vocabulary to express themselves more adequately.

IMO, people who do this constantly have an inferiority complex and, in my experience, they are 100% CORRECT!
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I disagree with this statement and Im not going to argue about it.
 

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Only a FOOL argues the point.
Those with Common Sense will Debate it.







Then put it on the hook and go Fishing.


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careful about all the fishing comments, we might upset dave, you know next his vert, fishing is his favorite pastime
 
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pabear89 said:
Only a FOOL argues the point.
Those with Common Sense will Debate it.







Then put it on the hook and go Fishing.


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Unfortunatly common sense isnt that common.

This could go on all day.
 
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