and that's where (4) kicks in, with Moraes applying the disregard of the legal entity doctrine to impact Elon directly as someone who is supposedly abusing the legal protections of both companies for unlawful purposes. The blocking of Starlink's assets btw was lifted as they have paid the fines.

so 3) Moraes had blocked some of Starlink's assets in Brazil to pay for what was originally due by X Brasil. The tricky part is not only asserting this de facto economic group with such effects, but also the concept that both companies are operating as a facade for Musk's political actions +

Moraes is making the case that 1) both X and Starlink are part of the same de facto economic group; 2) as X Brasil decided to shut down its operation in the Country, there is no way for them to pay any impeding fines or compensations awarded by judges in several cases against X in Brazil +

I've never thought about Moraes sounding like "more ice", but you are absolutely right. I will remember to mention that - and give you the credit - in every future communication to an English-speaking audience about the case :)

Sim e tomara que a empresa lide com esse caso como lida com ordens de remoção de site de pirataria. A preocupação que tenho é com o tamanho do cliente e a roupagem de liberdade de expressão que o caso tomou. Por isso mencionei o episódio do Daily Stormer. Vamos aguardar as cenas do próximo episódio.

e com letra pequena 👴🏻

Não caí na tentação de fazer analogias constrangedoras e tomar um hate fora da minha zona de conforto. Mas todo mundo deve ter um Leblon e uma Tijuca por aí. Obrigado pela leitura.