I'm sorry you feal DRM is misguided
I do. Not only that, it's also pointless, as it only harms legitimate customers.However I'm not going to not buy something because it uses some form of ineffective protection I can circumvent or disable entirely using a 5 minute google search or 2 cents worth of non-transparent tape.
If Sony et. al. want to help legitimize quasi-legal practices in the name of consumer rights, then I'm all in favour of that. I have a few mates who could potentially make a small fortune selling circumvention devices they give away for free today.
I mean sure it sucks for anyone living in US territories where the DMCA is in effect, but that's democracy for you - a form of government that ensures people are governed no better than they deserve.
I am sure a future in 1984 will be very liberating for you.
You must not have read 1984, if you think it was about DRM.