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No you don't, John.
@Jonathan Rascher
I do, too!
@Dmitri Konioukhov
Good point. It's my informal Southern culture that led me to what could be viewed as a weak phrasing of the claim.
I do like arguing, of course, if there's no malice involved. Even such volatile subjects as politics and sports offer pretty good diversions for daily tedium. If I could edit it, I'd add something to the effect of, “as long as it's not about something too serious.”
I'd also be a less lazy and find that argument sketch.
John: Do not!
When arguing = debating, then yes.