Good post. Many word have dual applicability of meaning. There is the argument as an argument to argue and fight that most people indeed don't like, and rightly so. Then there is simply an argument, where a point is argued by providing a reasoned argument. Both can each revolve a dual notion to "being" right" as well. The latter has the false notion of "being right" even if you're wrong, with no actual care to determine what is right. The former is where "being right is about getting to what is right through a desire to be right and not be wrong, to find out what is right so we are not wrong.