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I don't think we really need to get into extremes of comparing EULAs to crimes and so forth.
The fact of the matter is EULAs are what they are. And you either:
1. Abide by them.
2. Don't buy the product because you don't want to abide by it. And preferably contact the company and let them know why you're not buying their product.
3. Buy it, break the EULA and deal with the clearly stated consequences.
or...lastly...
4. Buy it, break it, and sue to try to change the EULA. Bitching about it online isn't going to solve anything. Law suits--at least in this case--probably won't do any good as the EULA is pretty reasonable in my view and I don't really see any issues with it--at least in US legal terms. But at least it stands a chance vs. getting in silly pissing matches on a freaking e-book forum.
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