We have the right to abduct your first born female child....
I thought that it was something important like shrinkwapping a boat??? My Bad.
If one reads many software agreements closely, one doesn't buy the software, but are 'leasing' its use.
Unlike buying a book or a CD that you can give away or sell at a yard sale or trade, software ownership is usually retained by the software creator.
Technically, when you upgrade, for example, you are supposed to destroy the old software. The software company retains the right to reclaim it at will.
When I opened the shrink wrap I heard a loud voice say, "All of your software are belong to us!"
Linux people have tried this is the past. WHen they could only get a particular piece of computer hardware by buying it with Windows, they bought it, then when Windows first booted and demanded the acceptance of Microsoft's terms, they refused. Since all they wanted was the hardware in the first place (planning to install Linux on it), the then tried to return the WIndows software for a refund, as the demand window said they could do. Hilarity ensued, as one web site frequently puts such things.
How altruistic of you, counselor.
And did you do this pro bono, for the benefit of the general public?
Or are you working a scam to suck money out of the software manufacturers?
Lawyers are the scum of the earth.