By disabling the right mouse button, website designers think they are able to protect the HTML source or prevent people from downloading images. Useful functionality is taken away and there are so many ways to circumvent this (for example by disabling JavaScript temporarily) that it is not worth the effort.
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Thanks Stryder, I didn't know about the view-source pseudo-protocol.
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Internet adresses will be converted automatically. You can use the following notation to specify anchor text for a link: [url=http://example.com/]example text[/url].
The simplest method to circumnavigate this "Right Click Disable" control is to just type:
view-source: prior to a HTTP address
i.e. view-source:http://website.com
This will cause the plain text of the HTML to be loaded into the default source editor that's defined in the browser settings.
Alternatively using a Text Browser or Telnet client is enough to pull the plain text, but for the most part view-source is supported by most browsers.