The theory as I understand it is that you have all the expected rights to the binaries you've been provided. But the only thing compelling redhat to provide you future binaries is your contract with them - and exercising those rights jeopardises that contract.
Which technically works because the GPL only concerns the software you've received - it does not concern nor compel the software you've yet you receive.
Which technically works because the GPL only concerns the software you've received - it does not concern nor compel the software you've yet you receive.