Re:email EUL's (Score 1)

firstly, i do not agree to any of these terms prior to recieving said email, so they aren't binding in anyway. it's like trusting a contract in my face and claiming now that i have seen it, i most obey it. if someone sends me something, that email is my property, i'll do what i bloody like with it.

This is either a trade secrets or privilege issue. These laws are intended to encourage discussions in confidence without having someone take the information and profit off it (literally or figuratively). Without those protections, you wouldn't see as much free exchange of sensitive information.