"nondiscussion" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1967, Franz Schurmann, David Milton, Orville Schell, The China reader",
          "text": "So their discussion is tantamount to nondiscussion. This is the first reason why there is no use (in having a parliament)...",
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          "text": "Without recognition of the importance of balancing, discussions quickly deteriorate into nondiscussions; they become instead assertions by each side...",
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          "text": "Farther up his rear end, the nondiscussion turned to environmentalism: Save the Earth!",
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