>>24126579>its far more insane here but I dont really want to get into it when posting from my actual IP because they might arrest me.i see, please don't risk yourself over it.
>no way are they going to try to fine ppl living in favelas $9.5 million xDbelieve it or not but they really did threat to fine people this amount of money if they tried to use twitter while it was banned over here.
i seriously think that, besides north korea, there's no country more dystopic than brazil at this point.
>there's no way any of them will give in without a fight and i doubt most of them would take the brazilian gov trying to fine them seriously at this point let's just see what's going to happen...
im guessing that if they try to fight then the government is the one who's going to ban them
but who knows.
>why would you need to be a multi millionare for that?because otherwise i would have to pretty much restart my life by finding college, a job, a house, etc, pretty much being a standard immigrant/expat, and i really have no idea how i would even do that with such a broke spanish... it doesn't sound that bad honestly, but i have to search a lot more
it's quite hard to explain it for some reason, the problem is how sudden it would be
i also have no idea how my family would even react, it would be funny.
pretty sure argentina has some respectable universities over there though... but still, i really have to search.
>>24126587>uruguay does seem pretty nice loluruguay is probably the comfiest south american country, maybe even in the americas as a whole, nothing really happens there, the cities look pretty nice and most of the country is rural areas with beautiful views and such
the only bad thing i know about uruguay is that its a pretty expensive country.
>but yeah the push on its own doesn't bode wellour lawmakers love making ambiguous laws so they can use it against anyone they dislike, im sure they'll target some people too...
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