Hell yeah.

Alright. What is starlink's legal path to overturn the decision? Whether the decision makes sense or not doesn't change what the decision was.

They can think it violates the Brazilian constitution all they like, my understanding is that the supreme court already weighed in on the issue and that's the only opinion that matters in most countries.

Innocent bystanders? I guess there were some journalists there.

Vote Republican again, I'm sure they'll fix it!

I think evangelicals see this sort of thing as a positive.

Why would it sustain those numbers? It's fine to play a cool game, be satisfied with it, and then move on.

Everyone seems to think there is some master evil plan behind all this, but I think there's a simpler explanation. They fucked up.

SCOTUS rules the Constitution unconstitutional.

For all we know, he does wear a cape.

Meh, I'm 35 and graying.

First one in my lifetime to attempt to overthrow the government.