PauloManrique

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by PauloManrique 2y ago
> If the Supreme Court says the decision is in accordance with law - and they're the ones with the legal authority to make that assessment, and the Congress has done nothing to reprimand the Supreme Court and overrule their assessme
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
It literally makes zero sense.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
> Twitter/X was shut down in Brazil for refusing to declare a legal representative in the country which is a basic requirement for any company operating in Brazil. Which is a pretty stretch from an older law, that was made to compan
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Yes, it is. There's nothing in our laws that backs the judge ruling. And in Brazil, judges can ONLY DO what the law says, not what they think it's fair or what they want.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Because he's not questioning a law, he's questioning the judge not following the law.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Did you said the same when the same justice system did the same to Lula back in 2016? :)
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
> It appears after the January 8 coup d'état attempt in Brazil There was no attempt of coup d'état in Brazil, just a bunch of stupid people protesting and breaking public buldings, just like several other groups, for different
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
> In other words, the judge is not breaking the law. This doesn't even make sense, the fact congress doesn't do it's job does not mean the judge is not breaking the law. > What I think I'm hearing you say is you di
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Yeah, he has the support of the same people that used to hate the judges when Brazilian justice system persecuted Lula when went into jail ilegally. In the end of the day, people just care if their political agenda is being met, it doesn&#x
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
This part of the Marco Civil talks about logs, and that's not what the judge is requesting. The judge is requesting that social network profiles to be taken down, without telling the person that got the profile taken down the reason -
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
The judge itself is a supreme court justice. Yes, the Brazilian senate can remove the judge, but the current government backs the judge and give money to congress members to use in their constituency, in returns to get their vote on issues,
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
> I know people are cheering Musk's breaking the law He's not breaking the law, the judge is. There are no laws in Brazil that back his decisions.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Because those countries have laws that back their decisions. We don't. We are a democracy, we have laws - and there are no laws that allows the decisions this judge is taking. Elon is not questioning our laws, or India or Turkey. He is
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
> No one is questioning why the Brazilian judiciary should have that power. It That's the point, they don't. There's nothing in the law for him to back his decisions. But we just hope for our senate to take action.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
It's still illegal.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Economic growth, competition, more EVs? If they plant the trees elsewhere, it's fine.
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by PauloManrique 2y ago
Did they actually said this on their answer tho?
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Mozilla postpones further an 18 years old feature request on Thunderbird(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
3 points by PauloManrique 6y ago|1 comments
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Xbox Brazil Fires Host After She Receives Threats for Working There(gamerant.com)
1 points by PauloManrique 6y ago|0 comments
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by PauloManrique 6y ago
Better close Urban Dictionary then. People's activism are totally getting outta hand.
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by PauloManrique 6y ago
They already teached censorship to the robot. https://philosopherai.com/philosopher/what-was-the-tiananmen...
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by PauloManrique 6y ago
Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: PHP, JavaScript, Docker, Express, Koa, Laravel, Lumen, Symfony, React, Vue, MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, ExactTarget, GTM Résumé/CV: https://paul
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by PauloManrique 6y ago
This site would be nice if it wasn't so biased.
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
Funny thing is, the record high temperatures on France were LOWER than regular temperatures in several cities in Brazil.
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
Not in our case. Our current president is a climate change denial, in favor of reducing protected areas, he's cutting funding to inspections and so on.
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
>Investing in open source >No support for the biggest open source OS. The irony is stunning.
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
"Lights do not stop crime" I'll pretend I didn't read this, because you're simply against EVERY SINGLE study about this. "This was NOT a politician decision on a whim." Oh, let's forgot the rage Jose
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
You're missing we live on a third world country where the government never solve basic issues like this.
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
I'm a Brazilian, and yes, our country needs to be heavily sanctioned until this president wakes up. Yeah, first world countries made bad decisions in the past, but by 2019 everyone should know better. And he knows it, he just don'
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by PauloManrique 7y ago
Your point implies that we need to deflorestate in order to be economically stable. No, our economy is not bad because of the environment, it's bad because of bad decisions of politicians of the past.

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