Which parts specifically would you consider paranoid? Issues similar to those pointed to by DPP (e.g. those found in the License Grant and Restrictions sections) have been used many times by software vendors to extort fees from licensees. And before you say that this would surely take such vendors out of business in short order, please know that this approach has been used by some of the worlds most successful software companies who are still very much around and well (at least financially).
For starters, objecting to the anti-criminality clauses seems paranoid. Granted, if you're a human rights organization under a hostile government, maybe you need to worry about this. But otherwise, what is the problem? Does one really need the ability to write viruses with Datomic? WTF?
Can you point to any specific examples of the extortionate behavior you describe? I imagine some companies cry extortion when they get nailed for genuine infringement (e.g., lots of unlicensed installs), but I would like to see an example where a software vendor went truly tyrannical on a customer that was actually using the software as agreed and intended.
