but Netflix could say "no more" and be done with it. The contract to which they agreed w/Comcast could be null and void by said ruling today...

Last year netflix was paying comcast extra fees to not be in a 'slow lane'. I imagine by now Netflix is going to stop payment.

yeah, "let" was the wrong word. "Why would a spouse want to leave their spouse to never see them again" was more appropriate.

Why would people agree to let their spouse leave knowing that they will never see or speak to them again?? It seems like to me that the emotional and biological factors involved leaving your spouse in this manner and living with that decision can lead to poor decision making and could potentially endanger everyone else.

IMO assuming this isnt some hoax and they really are going to send people there, then its a mission for people who are totally unattached with no kids so that they can focus on staying alive and making the right decisions.

You are missing out on free cash using plastic. You need to eat, you need to pay bills, you need gas(assuming you own a vehicle). You are going to pay for those things anyway. There is no reason to not pay for it on the card , reap the cash back benefits and cash in when you need to. (i usually end up with about $400 or so for the year.)

Why not fine them as well for illegal charging people when they didnt consent??

move to Florida or Texas - no state income taxes :)

I live in Florida where there is no state taxes at all. I know we are talking about sales tax but in this particular case (bill) i am not sure if that is intertwined or related at all..???

This one on ebay is currently at $605 with 7 days yet to go.

I am sort of wanting that percentage to go up closer to 75% simply because changing the states constitutional amendment shouldnt be THAT easy.

58 YES but needed 60% to pass. Is it not 60% everywhere else?

i think for the pilot program the only thing stored is the email addresses. No credit cards or links to checking accounts. I saw that somewhere..

how did SCOTUS declare it a tax when it wasnt wriiten up as one in the law? How do they have the leeway to change the definition of something in a ruling? They are supposed to rule on whats before them, not define it as something else in order for it to pass constitutional muster.. ??? The reason it wasnt called a "tax" in the law is because it wouldnt have gotten the votes. SCOTUS ruling it is a "tax" bypasses the whole point of voting for a bill.

Am i missing something?

How come there aren't any people complaining that there are VASTLY more women in nursing than men. Surely we need to make sure that core nursing classes are a core subject for both men and women right?

This is the suit where Kleargear fined a couple $3,500 for leaving a bad review and ruined their credit etc etc. Looks like they (Kleargear) didnt even show up to court. Wonder why.

Palmer vs Kleargear