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Therefore, the negation of “people ought
never argue,” which is “people ought ever argue,” or “people ought
sometimes argue,” must be correct. Of note is that under argumentation
ethics the “sometimes” is not an arbitrary “when I feel like it,” it’s
something more like, “people should argue to resolve disputes” rather
than “people should engage in conflict to resolve disputes.”