Man that is awesome. I think the accuracy is what stuns me the most.

I think its not about entitlement but rather a matter of being secretly policed. When you buy a CD no one says its legal to rip the cd but no one polices you so that you don't. Companies that use DRM don't want to just keep you from using the track elswhere but they don't even want you to concider modifying what you bought. The problem being that the companies that sell you the DRM content are trying to policy what you do with it. They are breaking the commerce model by attaching a string to the content they sell so that they can pull it back whenever they want to force and pay for it again. To top it off they try and lie about what it is they are doing by hiding behind copyright laws.