A letter of disagreement is a letter that is sent by someone who disagrees with the opinion of someone else. Letters of disagreement are used commonly when the reader of a newspaper disagrees with a column and must have their opinions heard. A letter of disagreement may also be used to dispute a radio interview, a TV interview, or any other time a controversial statement is made.

Sample letter of disagreement

Michael F. Martin

4840 Hawks Nest Lane
Toronto, On M5E 3H9

Dear Mr. Martin,

I recently read the column you wrote for the Toronto SUN and strongly disagreed with almost every opinion you stated.

You say that UFC should not be sanctioned in Ontario because it is too dangerous. Compared to what? Look at the statistics – more people get injured playing hickey or football than they do participating in UFC events. Believe it or not, they are highly regulated, carefully planned events that are safe and drug free.

You seem to have something against UFC. Maybe you don’t enjoy watching it or think it is distasteful, but you should not state untrue or irrelevant facts to make your case. It makes you sound like a poor journalist.

Always reading,

Dorothy S. Henson