We can use the following practical illustration to distinguish verbal dispute from a substantive disagreement.
Verbal dispute: Two friends agree that a particular presidential candidate is incompetent. But when one calls him a greedy incompetent fellow, the other may disagree.
Substantive disagreement: But when one still argues that his incompetency is seen in mismanagement of public funds while the other disagrees but agrees that his incompetency is in his inability to execute public projects. Then this becomes substantive disagreement.
What is substantive disagreement?
Substantive disagreement refers to the disagreement or dispute that shows an expression on different opinions on certain facts that shows contrasting values.
We see here that the given illustration above are actually taken from a political point of view.
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