What more can I do if I own _the movie_ that I am not able to do after ripping the blu ray? DRM is as anti-consumer as Apple and Tesla's policy saying the owne

What more can I do if I own _the movie_ that I am not able to do after ripping the blu ray? DRM is as anti-consumer as Apple and Tesla's policy saying the owner of a product can't repair their own product. Having physical ownership and removing drm is the only meaningful way to take ownership of a movie that doesn't rely on the good grace of an outside party. The US has laws against unrightful search and seizure and due process. The government can't "simply" take things away from me, at least in the US. True digital ownership of media requires the ability to playback things without relying on a third party. That's only possible having a dedrmed rip/reencoded copy. In practical terms, my legal rights on how I can view content is tangential to owning media, what matters is my actual ability to view it.