Apple is doing far more than simply not giving me the source. I'd be fine with that. I have no problem simply disassembling the binaries that are on my Macbook,

Apple is doing far more than simply not giving me the source. I'd be fine with that. I have no problem simply disassembling the binaries that are on my Macbook, modifying them as I please, and distributing my new versions. I don't need source code to do that. I've already purchased a computer, which means that I own the computer and what's inside of it. That's all I claim ownership of. But I can't legally modify the binaries on my computer, because Apple claims some fairy-tale "intellectual property" right to prohibit me from distributing binaries which are "derived from" their binaries in some weird viral sense. I don't think that is justified.