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Brazil and South Korea followed due process and rule of law as written in their constitutions.
The problem with the US is that due process and rule of law weren't followed faithfully, which is in no small part due to the 6/3 conservative Scotus throwing their sycophantic fuckery into the mix.
You can criticize the actual issue, which is that the US's legal system favors the rich and that the Scotus is corrupt. But if you want to focus on the fact that Biden didn't break the law in order to save us from the law being broken, you're gonna lose me.
You made various points that I don't disagree with, but since you decided to pepper them with insults based on a misrepresentation of what I'm saying, I'm not going to bother engaging with them in any level of detail.
I will say however that Jack Smith did all he could in the time that he had. Major investigations don't come together overnight, especially if you want to press charges that have a chance of sticking in court. The Supreme Court punted the decision on whether to allow prosecution to proceed. Don't blame Jack Smith for doing all that anyone could have done, in a system that was already rigged against him.