I think that is only true of a subset of NoSQL users. And even if it is true that Django's ORM is very nice, there are tradeoffs to using an ORM that mean you

I think that is only true of a subset of NoSQL users. And even if it is true that Django's ORM is very nice, there are tradeoffs to using an ORM that mean you don't get "all the power" of whatever database you are using. Maybe all the power you care about; for instance, power in expressiveness and easy cross platform support, at the expense of performance optimizations that aren't important to you. But it's still a tradeoff.