EULAs are useless other then to get sued by them.. (Score 2, Insightful)

As far as I can see and as long as I have used computers be it M$ Windows or the Macintosh. I have read about 2 of the EULAs that have came with the software. I mean what is the point when you read them if they make any kind cents to the every day joe out there. Not the blood suckers. I mean when you set donw and read one of this things. Alot of what you are going to do with program one way or ther other is not even 1 take in to a count for. or 2 It's brakeing the EULA in the first place. I mean look at DVD ripers be it on the Mac or windows side of things. the EULAs in them make it so that by clicking on the buton that you have just broke the law as long as you are in the US. I mean all this EULAs are good for to is be able to sue someone or for the person(s) that made the software be able to run away and not get there ass in the fire for makeing a pice of software that openly make there paying joes. Into outlaws with out so much as the person(s) being held resable for make the every day joe think it's ok for them to do this as long as they buy the software. I say it's time that the EULAs be reworked so that they not only cover the person(s) that made the software but the end user as will.