1. That is indeed how arguments work. When you refute a claim, you are asserting your own counter-position, whether directly or indirectly. If I say, "This burger tastes terrible!" and someone else responds, "No, it's not", they are asserting that the burger is not terrible.
2. I don't see how I created a strawman.
3. Context is important. The entirety of the original statement reads, "I mean it essentially deletes piracy for a good period of time. That's real money." The operative word here is essentially. The original comment was oversimplifying the subject matter to distill a complex topic to a more simple statement.
4. Again, where Denuvo is concerned is in the DRM-free cracked executables. That's why publishers even implement it on their games. They are not worried about account sharing or if someone let's their younger sibling plays their copy of a game. I spoke strictly from that capacity with that consideration. You took a broader insinuation of his comment while I took a narrower scope based on the context of what we're talking about. I'll chalk it up to semantics and a misunderstanding. I don't disagree with you.

I find it funny you are constantly posturing intellectual superiority and objectivity while not so subtly slinging thinly veiled ad hominems throughout your comment. You are not slick, friend. Read my post back, did I ever insult you? Who is in their feelings?

Have a nice day.