They poison good human relations. You don't like it when someone argues with you. So don't argue with them. And if you see an argument coming, take the appropriate steps to neutralize the argument before it causes too much damage. Relationships are much better when both people focus on their areas of agreement rather than their areas of disagreement.
Most people agree on more things than they disagree on.
So if you focus on your areas of agreement with the other person, your areas of disagreement will seem smaller and less important. Criticism builds hostility and bad attitudes. Criticism is poison to good human relations. They don't like it, either. And you won't help accomplish anything good by criticizing.