Here's why:
* "Align" and its related forms (alignment, aligning) are often used in the context of:
* Physical alignment: Placing things in a straight line or parallel to each other.
* Ideological or political alignment: Being in agreement or supporting the same cause.
* The prefix "un-" usually means "not" or "opposite of."
If you meant to say "unaligned," this would mean not in agreement or not belonging to a particular group or ideology.
For example:
* "He remained unaligned in the political debate, not wanting to take sides."
If you meant something else entirely, please provide more context or information so I can give you a more helpful answer.