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.
this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2025
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That's the reach the US government used to have. If anything, the loss of supreme hegemony will prevent this level of international manipulation. Next let's do how the US taxes citizens abroad.
sounds like a certain country is itching for some FREEDOM!
They're probably planning a coup next year. And it's the same people who impeached Dilma years ago (due to US interference). Probably the US will claim some shit like "Lula is a terrorist bc of PCC" (a drug gang). "Brazil is living in a communist dictatorship, we need to help them ", "Brazilian Amazon was promised to us by God to be used by Data Centers" etc.
lol that last line XD
They're going for Venezuela first, losts of oil!
No shit! /s
Brazil's top court rules bottom legislation of usa.
Rightfully so!