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Due to the chasm in Brazil that exists between law on paper and “law” in practice, anyone wishing to understand how the country works in reality will need also to consider the ways in which people are able to excuse themselves from...
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Oscar
Oct 10 2008
Oaxaca,
Mexico
This is incredibly true, although it is not only in Brazil...I never knew how to explain our views and ”real” laws vs ” X” laws here in Mexico..you just helped me, while giving me valueable insight..thanks.
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Celso Camargo
desencanado.tk
Oct 11 2008
Campinas,
Brazil
You’re welcome! We have so many advanced laws here, but lots of them are just a dream, an ilusion.
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”Para inglês ver ” pode aplicar-se somente a casta superior muitos índian, que ainda não pode acabar com a ressaca colonial e casta preconceitos. Talvez estou incluído também!
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”Para inglês ver” is something that only woks in paper, not in reality.
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Índia e Brasil têm muitas coisas em comum.
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So, if I understand things correctly, if the people aren’t happy with a law it becomes ”Did not Take”, and if fthe powers-that-be don’t like implementing a law (and the constitution!!) it becomes ”For the English to see”.
I wouldn’t like to be a law in Brazil. People ignoring me all the time..lol!
Hey Celso, cool post!
You may also like to know that in England we say ”If people don’t respect a law, it’s a bad law”.
”A plus tard” as the French say.
I wouldn’t like to be a law in Brazil. People ignoring me all the time..lol!
Hey Celso, cool post!
You may also like to know that in England we say ”If people don’t respect a law, it’s a bad law”.
”A plus tard” as the French say.
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Thank you Michael, otherwise I would have to use my Mangekyo Sharingan on you!
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Oh yeah! Evev Kakashi and Orochimaru have suffered with it!
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”Evev Kakashi”?, ”Orochimaru”?
Are these oriental desserts? Japanese torture methods? Lithuanian for ”Hello” and ”goodbye?
Are these oriental desserts? Japanese torture methods? Lithuanian for ”Hello” and ”goodbye?
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I bet you thought I was going to ask what a ”Naruto” is. Wrong. I KNOW it’s a village in Northern Alaska that specialises in sealskin underwear. I’m not THAT dumb!!
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HUAHUAHUAUHAHUAHUAUHAHUAHUAHUAUHA! It’s where Sarah Palin lives!
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She and Orochimaru can see Russia from their houses!
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YYYYEEEEAHHH
Is their family name ”Palin”, by any chance?
Is their family name ”Palin”, by any chance?
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I could not make any heads and tails out of this post.
I read the original article too and it made little sense to me.
Are you referring any irrelevant laws or some funny laws as it appeared in an article a few days back here?
I read the original article too and it made little sense to me.
Are you referring any irrelevant laws or some funny laws as it appeared in an article a few days back here?
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