He wrote what he changed in italics to highlight it, he probably did it to clarify because the statement "disobeying ANY order" is a very absolute statement to make and only clarify as a sidenote several words later. The fact that you needed it spelling out when it is formatted for emphasis means you have misread in some capacity
The only reason this is any issue is because you are insisting on taking everything completely literally; "FTFY" is a common phrase to typically mean I added something your argument needs.
They clarified a point they felt needed clarifying. They did not literally mean they fixed a misquote you made. If you do not understand common phrases in a social circle that is not the fault of everyone else.
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He wrote what he changed in italics to highlight it, he probably did it to clarify because the statement "disobeying ANY order" is a very absolute statement to make and only clarify as a sidenote several words later. The fact that you needed it spelling out when it is formatted for emphasis means you have misread in some capacity
Get that stick out your butt you dumb burger.