When you are talking to someone, and they say something you disagree with, do you?

Question

Tell them you don't agree
Say nothing about it and remain silent
Lie, and tell them you totally agree

Answer 1

I tell them I don't agree. I have to stand my ground no matter what. No need in being phony.

Answer 2

I wouldn't lie about it. Everyone has the right to their opinions, and everyone has the right to disagree with other's opinions. When someone disagrees with me, I just say well - everyone is intitled to their own opinion and let it go. If I disagree with someone, I say the same thing and move on to some other topic. However, if you can have a friendly debate, then go for it - you never know what you may learn.

Answer 3

All of the above

i have done them all

it depends on the situation

if i need to get my point across i will tell them

if it is not important i won't say nothing and agree

Answer 4

I always make sure my views are heard. If and when we come to an impass I smile, shrug, and politely say that we will have to agree to disagree (especially on hot topics like politics, etc).

If it is stranger or someone I just want to stop talking to then I will just nod along, tell them that they are preaching to the choir and then excuse myself.

Answer 5

What you should do, I guess is say nothing. But what I do is tell them I don't agree. Gets me into hot water sometimes. But at least they know where I stand.

Answer 6

I usually say I disagree but I also like to expand on why I disagree so that the person can get where I'm coming from and I also listen to what they have to say. Makes for healthy discussions as well as broaden one's scope or point of view.

Answer 7

Tell them you don't agree or say nothing.

Answer 8

Tell them I don't agree.

Answer 9

Tell them I don't agree.

Answer 10

Tell them i don't agree