Re: To "Disagree to disagree" means to:

Example: Two people stated something.

Now A says: "X means the same as Y, so I agree with B".

But B says "X means something different than Y, so I do not agree with A".

So they both disagree to disagree, right?

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Re^2: To "Disagree to disagree" means to: by BillKSmith (Monsignor) on Mar 20, 2020 at 15:23 UTC
I think I get it. A agrees with statement Y thus agrees with B. B agrees about the truth of Y, but not with A's stated reason for it thus he disagrees, at least in part, with A's second statement. I am confused! Bill	[reply]

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