The good faith argument is that the people who are predating on the poor, beleaguered genius inventor would be unable to avail themselves of a low-cost-for-the-

The good faith argument is that the people who are predating on the poor, beleaguered genius inventor would be unable to avail themselves of a low-cost-for-the-challenger-high-cost-for-the-inventor mechanism for challenging patents. What makes it bad faith is that the reason the mechanism exists is because the predators in the patent system are the inventors, not the challengers.