We do have a court system to handle the types of disputes and abuses of power you describe.

It's the OWS. At least I'm assuming that's what wilstanton's original post was referring to above.

Thank you for demonstrating why they are losers.

A better society by means of dragging people down rather than lifting someone up?

...deliciously nerdy.

I know this may start a flame war against me, but I actually think that all of this is really good for us;

This is incredibly disappointing. I was hoping that this one might be ready and I could replace my original nook.

It says that after 150 charges, the capacity decreases, but is still holding a higher capacity than the current batteries.

And, I lost some respect for him when he agreed to change some of the lyrics in his song to sing it on the Dave Letterman Show many years ago.

Agree completely.

I'm actually asking this because I do not know:

Not to mention the max f stop of the lens. Isn't that one of the big selling points of this camera?

Her point is valid though.

Technically, all of the amendments to the constitution do not give us our rights.

If you are in roaming/searching for a signal mode, that will drain a battery faster than watching HD movies with the speaker blasting at full.

Not to mention that if GM were to have gone bankrupt, the various stockholders and capital investors have a secured interest and the labor unions have an unsecured interest.

Yes, but very, very often, after you pay your copay and your insurance company pays what they have negotiated with the provider, you will receive a supplemental bill from your provider for the difference in what they charge and what your insurance provider is willing to pay.

I don't think that your example applies to the point that TomXP411 was making.

You may not believe it, but until someone changes the constitution, we all have the same rights to free speech.

Not really. Even with the added psi of the small tires, the cars are so lightweight that they are not putting down more psi than a large suv.