Yes, the controversy causes people to turn against each other. People say and do things all the time that create arguments or debates (and the quarrels and discord that come with them), but we most often use the word controversy when these situations play in public. There is a reason for this: the more publicity there is, the more people will take care of it. And when people are involved, there is no lack of opinion. The formula of controversy is very simple: lots of opinions and a lot of passion. Traditionally controversial topics include religion and politics, probably because these are two areas in which people are least willing to compromise. In this way, controversies can be polarizing, which means that they divide people into very specific groups based on their very specific opinions. controversy. An argument between two or more people. It differs from the case, all criminal and civil actions; considering that the controversy is a civil procedure and not a criminal one. Two dalls. R.
419, 431, 432; 1 Tuck. Bl. Com. About 420, 421; History, Const. Sec. (2) With the U.S. Constitution, the judiciary extends to controversies involving the United States. Art.
2, 1. The importance that must be attached to the word controversy in the Constitution is that given above. n. 1) disagreement, dispute or dispute. 2) a dispute that must be a genuine contentious issue between the parties in order to be heard by a court. In particular, the U.S. Supreme Court is calling for „genuine controversy“ and avoiding „what if“ notices. (See: Notice, Accord) The first recordings of the word controversy date back to 1300. It comes from the Latin counterversia, which corresponds to countervers (us), which means „counter-sense“ or „contested“.
The term ultimately derives from the countered roots, which means „against“ (as in the words as in the opposite), and pours out what it means to „turn around“ (as in the counter word). The controversial adjective form is used to describe someone or something that causes people to get angry and argue.
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