Are the over 5000 words needed to outline terms and conditions for a meme coin really a meme in itself?

I read the 5,175 Terms and Conditions of the $Trump meme coin . It feels like if I buy the coin it would be like buying a hamburger that is not to be confused as real food and is more a way to purchase the concept of being full or eating but is a coin.

And it’s all mine for accepting all the risks and costs plus any risks others may incur.

Based on the fundamentals of crypto being decentralized and owning your assets it seems like we are moving backwards in what crypto is.

Rhetorical questions: • The terms and conditions for $trump are not conveyed when purchasing on a CEX. So is any of this enforceable? • Wouldn’t you create a smart contract with all this BS on the blockchain so it enforces it automatically? Is this not how other crypto currencies work when it comes to rules around voting or staking? • Wouldn’t this not be a red flag for anyone buying anything?

To save you from reading it all I found this statement interesting since it forces you to accept all the other terms.

—— (d) purchase any of the Solana blockchain-based fungible cryptographic assets known as “Trump Meme Cards” or “$TRUMP” —— You agree to the Terms and Conditions in its entirety when you: (a) access or use the Website; (b) access and/or view any of the: (i) links to third-party resources and other information (“Third-Party Links”) through the Website; and/or (ii) videos, audio, stories, testimonials, text, photographs, graphics, artwork, information and/or other content that may be featured on the Website (the “Website Content,” and together with the Third-Party Links, the “Content”); (d) purchase any of the Solana blockchain-based fungible cryptographic assets known as “Trump Meme Cards” or “$TRUMP” featured on the Website (the “Trump Memes”); and/or (e) utilize the various registration forms, contact forms and/or contact information made available on the Website. ——- Fullback terms: https://gettrumpmemes.com/terms