It ' s called free speech . <| sep |> i would not say thats a GOOD use tho <| sep |> Maybe they ' re just wondering how any gamer would be asking such a question . So it just reads like you ' re being ironic or defensive of Denuvo . <| sep |> Maybe this is the start of the weirdest villain edit ever ? I can see him as a zero votegetting finalist . Then Jeff and a bunch of casuals go crazy because they think he is one of the best ever . <| sep |> Well , there ' s a wiki I didn ' t know I needed to read all of . <| sep |> Honestly , I only need the first <| sep |> I still don ' t understand why they ' d do this . From what I understand as a nonCanadian viewing this from the outside , it ' s more a result of political mudslinging than a technical argument . Whichever aircraft is cheaper , more capable , etc , is a nonfactor . A Canadian government previously in power made steps towards the F 35 , and an opposing party made it a hotbutton issue taking a stance against the F 35 . At that point it was less about the merits of the F 35 than where one falls along the political party alliances . The antiF 35 party won a recent election , and now cannot directly proceed to purchase the F 35 while retaining face and their campaign promises . In the US , I ' ve yet to speak with anyone whom backed Trump that could explain what net neutrality is , but they universally were against it since that ' s what their political party ' s stance is . Similarly , I ' ve spoken with many Bernie Sanders supporters whom also supported net neutrality without being unable to clearly explain what it is . From what I understand , the F 35 ' s relationship with Canada is similar .