What Does 'I Dissent' Mean on Facebook?
It's like saying, 'I don't agree' but with a touch of drama. Perfect for that one friend who loves debates!
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Think of 'I dissent' as an official way to say 'I don't agree!' but with a bit more flair and formality.
It means you don't agree with something. People use it to sound more formal or sometimes just to stand out.
When you see 'I dissent' on Facebook, it usually means someone disagrees strongly with a post or comment.
It's a phrase borrowed from legal jargon, often used by someone who wants to strongly disagree without being rude.
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