Yes, it’s an actual foreign policy article that says “Unites States”
Yes, I’m dunking on that and not their actual argument because I’m a lib
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It's not at all being a lib to just point at a fundamental tenet of their actual argument and laugh at its absurdity. You owe no further engagement. They even followed it with "Hence...". Everything they've built upon this is doomed and a waste of everyone's time.
That's not what they're dunking on. They're just dunking on the typo, "Unites States"
The person you were responding to was (tongue in cheek?) implying the typo was a critical part of their argument given that this literally was their thesis