I enjoy debate in which everyone is rational, reasonable, and polite.

I absolutely hate argument in which people are irrational, unreasonable, and rude.

I enjoy a good debate. But that's just wasted on conservatives, People who do not arrive at their conclusions by way of facts and logic will not have their opinions swayed by them later.

I secretly like arguing to door knockers as they are on my property.

Online argument I honestly cannot bother. As false articles with no decent resources to back up their theory.

Argument as in the old definition of a discussion? I love a good discussion or debate, so long as it is respectful (no ad hominem attacks please).

But, a true argument, as in the modern definition of a fight? Nah, not into that. Though, I am not one to back down when someone is bound and determined to... well, to start a ruckus. I will, however, try to make the butt-head focus on ME and let others escape. It's part of who I am.

I hate arguing, but debating is another matter.

I enjoy a spirited debate of issues. I don't have the time or energy to argue.

It depends on the arguement. I try to turn it into a discussion. If the other person attacks me personally I put them in their place and end the arguement. I never name call or try to tell the other person what they are or how they think. I use I statements. If all that fails, I leave. I'll only argue of it is important to me. Otherwise I don't like to argue just to argue. I know some who do, how boring.

I dislike arguments as they involve anger. I enjoy debates.

I think I used to. As I’ve aged, I came to the realization that nobody really wants my advise on anything. It seems useless for me and since recovering from a stroke I find that I like my peace more that raising my blood pressure .

A pleasant exchange of ideas is a good conversation. A disagreeable conversation that goes array is an argument. I can readily accept others points of views but if they are going to push it to a dead end and then some then your not enjoying it.

I enjoy a good debate but I avoid the people that degenerate into resorting to insults to get their point across. My senior year I took a debate class and debated my friend over the existence of god with him taking the atheist viewpoint and was declared the winner and then the next class two days later took the atheist viewpoint against another student and was also declared the winner. I've been told many times that I would make a good lawyer.

Hate arguing , especially religion or politics, disgusts me to no end.

I will not waste my time with nonsense.
I say do it all by yourself.

I hate conflict. I find that the best thing to do is agree with them, tell them that you are sorry and that you did not understand or hear, or something else. I find this throws them off and gets them to disarm. Have no idea if it works for anyone else, I am rather large. 6 foot 2, 280 lbs. I hope to be loosing some of this. I would like to hear what others have to say.

You can debate ideas courteously, diferens of opinión do not haveto be contentious

I don't even like Atheist/theist debates, Hitch being the exception. I much prefer
"preaching to the choir" events like the "Four horsemen" etc.

I am just tired of it. DId it in debate in HS and college. Slipped a bit then in Law School. The did it for a living for many years. Now days it's just all trump peeps wanting to argue and it's like talking to a rock.So I just go straight to the name calling and skip the middle part. that way it's more exciting and quicker.

I hate it, it makes me very uncomfortable. I ended a relationship with somebody that liked to argue.

Mostly I don't like it, but sometimes I do. Argument can be used to many purposes.

I like it if there are some rules involved and we still are friends at the end.

WHAT DOES IT MATTER TO YOU!? Lol, I enjoy debate.

It depends..is it about politics? Love it..religion? Love it..guns? Love it..money? Hate it..

hate it avoid it, but don't back down is something is important.

I hate arguments, really don't care for debates
If you want to discuss something, that's a different story.