You can cut-and-past text in a typed document, but you can't cut-and-paste a photograph or document from one place to another.
There is something tyrannical and user unfriendly about the design of Macs that is frustrating, inefficient, and infuriating.
Maybe everybody who buys a Mac should also get a Toshiba. This is probably not lost on the Japanese. In a few years, they'll probably come out with a computer that combines the best (and eliminates the worst) of both of them.
I cut and paste from websites, word, my photos, etc to mail or text edit or another document.
Maybe you need to get your mac checked to see if you have a hardware problem.
More BS. Again, you are lying. You can cut-and-paste anything in a Mac from any kind of document or application to any other document or application. I do it regularly. The Clipboard handles all kind of files. Hell, I just cut-and-pasted a selection of photographs from a folder into an email. You also can copy-and-paste from almost any source. You can even copy a photo from a locked Internet source that prevents copying photos or text, if you know how. . . using built-in utility functions of OS X. They are not even hard to find. . . and they're the same in any application. Where DO you get your completely ignorant mis-information, Beast????