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Pedantically, that phrase chafes. No agreement is required to disagree. You can just let a thing go.
by unchocked 6y ago
Pedantically, that phrase chafes. No agreement is required to disagree. You can just let a thing go.
- thaumasiotes 6y agoAn agreement to disagree consists of each party agreeing to let it go. You can just let it go unilaterally, but that means the other party continues to harass you over whatever it is.
- Thorrez 6y agoI guess a way to phrase is to be pedantically correct would be "Can we agree to disagree without further argument?". Or "Can we agree to simply disagree?". Or "Can we agree to just disagree?".