or, and this is a crazy thought, when someone pays for something they expect to have the right to do what they want with it. When a 3rd party is able to exert absolute control in hampering that ability, it becomes a problem.
you purchase a video game from your religious friend and they decide you shouldn't be allowed to play the game between 8pm and 8am and they have the ability to ensure you can't.
their ability to limit you isn't a social construct, it's as strongly bound as physical violence, and that's the problem.
you purchase a video game from your religious friend and they decide you shouldn't be allowed to play the game between 8pm and 8am and they have the ability to ensure you can't.
their ability to limit you isn't a social construct, it's as strongly bound as physical violence, and that's the problem.