So a law that wasn't passed by the elected representatives of a country's population has no validity in that country. This had to be decided by a Supreme Court.
We truly live in the stupidest timeline.
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sounds like a certain country is itching for some FREEDOM!
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No shit! /s
Brazil's top court rules bottom legislation of usa.
Rightfully so!
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No no, Brazil, you’re failing to understand how hegemony works. You see, we aren’t colonizing you, you’re independent. No imperialism here. But if you do something we don’t like…well, let’s just say you should do what we like.
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Why did this even need a ruling?
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And yet nothing will ever stop Americans from coming into other nations’ subs and citing amendments that we don’t have.
Alright I'm confused, how did sovereignty not already prevent this?
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JFC Canada needs this - badly.
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How could that even go to the supreme court?
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But Russian law is apparently applicable in the United States...
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lol why would they? But then again, Americans are the only country who fly their drones over your country, and use your country as a battlefield and then go home. They’re the world police. They would shit themselves if another country used the us mainland as a battlefield and had foreign drones flying around.
They’re too used to thinking they own the planet
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Doh, but it needed to be said, yes
Alright everyone time to move server domains 🏴☠️🏴☠️
usfefaultism smh! /s
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I hope no one is shocked. But X.com is an American company so I don’t imagine they will defy a legal order in that jurisdiction.
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We need to shrink the US economy to weaken their joke sanctions. Cuba knows a thing about the US getting economically hysterical.
Obviously
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