Is it true that when you are in a discussion you have to agree before you disagree? and why do you have to do so?

In a sense, yes. One must agree before you can start to disagree.

You must agree to:

1) The topic you guys are talking about. Two different topics discussed at the same time can lead to problems

2) The Facts: The facts are key in a discussion, and are generally used in debates and arguments. Each person must agree that what is stated is a fact.

3) You'll have to agree that there is a problem, and that a solution can be found. You are only disagreeing on how to get the solution.

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it was the battle of midway (june 4-7 1942), in which was an american decisive victory against the japanese navy. americans lost one aircraft carrier, one destroyer and 150 planes. japan lost 4 aircraft carriers, 1 heavy cruiser and 248 planes. american casualties were 307 and japanese casualties were 3057. japan never recovered from its loses and after midway the americans started getting the upper hand in the pacific war.

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