I think it means that both people are wasting too much time arguing. Maybe one side had more truth or reason, but while they were wasting time and energy going on and on, they could have been doing better things with their time. Also, after arguing with someone for about 15 minutes you should be able to tell if they are really open to being persuaded or not. If you sense they aren't open, then you'd be wrong to keep wasting your breath. A good question to ask near the beginning of an argument or discussion is "What evidence would be enough to persuade you to change your mind?"
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It means that there is never a good reason for war and there is never anything wrong with peace.
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There is a lot of animosity between the political parties in the United States. Each political party thinks that the other party is wrong, and they fight with each other over small things instead of trying to fix the big things.
Oh, dude, political parties totally bring Americans together by giving us something to argue about at Thanksgiving dinner! It's like a bonding experience, you know? We all get to pick a side and then spend the rest of the year trying to convince everyone else they're wrong. So, yeah, political parties are basically like the ultimate icebreaker for the whole country.
Political parties have unified groups of people and helped them seek and achieve common goals. They help to offer voters choices. Just as people have a favorite sports team that they tend to favor, political parties give people something to identify with. Political parties tend to control who get what, where, when, and how much. Their major purpose for existence is to get people to elect their candidates. Political parties tend to attract people based on their performances and their political platforms. What the promise and what they accomplish while being in office largely determine which coalitions will affiliate with their party in the next elections. So even though elections between political parties can be heated they have served as a way for people to identify with government and best express their individual voice.