Riley S. Faelan

Tetris reckons that taking an antifa stance is profitable:

"The Tetris Company was not involved in the creation of 'Build the Wall,’" the company said Friday, according to Newsweek. “We take copyright infringement very seriously.”

The White House a day earlier launched a slate of five retro-style games on the administration’s new arcade.gov website. In “Build the Wall,” players are challenged with stacking blocks into a border barrier — an obvious reference to Trump’s mass-deportation campaign and signature immigration policy.

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The Tetris Company also appeared to reject the game’s political message.

“At Tetris we believe in the power of connection and bringing people together, not dividing them,” it said in an Instagram post. “To our fans everywhere: we love you, we see you, and we’re grateful to have you in our community.”

What a time to be alive.

https://www.rawstory.com/2677820948/

Today is the parliamentary election in Sachsen-Anhalt .

If you're eligible, please vote. This one might be annoyingly important.

Ukraine's navy (wdne) has been entertaining the people suntanning in Sochi by a spectacular spectacle of making a memorable hole into an offshore platform supply ship.

A brief yet detailed explanation of the link from yearning for slavery to return, through eugenics when it was not yet a taboo, to the Muricans' refusal to recognise public health as a public good.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YhBf3vpf2oc

In lead news ...

On Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a lawsuit against the city of Jackson, Mississippi, which alleged the city knowingly let residents drink lead-contaminated water.

The lawsuit, first filed in 2022, says the contamination violated Jacksonians’ constitutional right to bodily integrity. Donald Trump-appointed judge Kurt Engelhardt disagreed. “The Constitution does not provide redress for every governmental wrongdoing,” Engelhardt said. “Defendants’ actions allegedly deprived Plaintiffs of clean water and guileless information. These deprivations, while grievous, do not infringe upon any deeply rooted constitutional right.”

[...] The Jackson plaintiffs alleged that their city government deliberately withheld information about the water’s toxicity, and exacerbated the problem through a series of boil-water notices—a practice that can eliminate some bacterial contamination, but also concentrates lead in water. Engelhardt stated there is no “constitutional right to truthful information from officials during a public health crisis.”

Jackson is more than 80 percent Black and has a poverty rate that is more than double the national average. The city’s water system has long been in dire need of upgrades. In 2015, officials from the Mississippi State Department of Health found elevated lead levels in the water supply. Instead of immediately informing citizens, they remained silent about the issue for six months, according to reporting from Grist, while residents continued drinking toxic water.

Makes one wonder whether he'd rule the same way if a rich person had been served leaded water, doesn't it?

(Source: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/09/drinking-water-mississippi-lawsuit/.)

Sick Nhirley is suing California to argue that shirley it must be illegal to give immigrant support service workers the sort of privacy rights that cops have.

The reason that no Oracle ever told a Pope if you christen the pagans, you will give rise to a great schism is, the Popes were always too full of themselves to consult the Oracle. :blobcattea:

In West Virginia, a cis man has been charged with creeping in a girls' dressing room.

Apparently, Darth Melon is blaming the popular opposition to building new genAI data centres to other genAI generating hostile propaganda. :blobcatfacepalm:

An ounce of spoonerism covereth a multitude of lack-o'-spoons.

Tirritate a transphobe claiming a bogus gender by affirming it on principle anyway, thus causing them dysphoria.

RE: @Nonilex@masto.ai

Perhaps one needs to check a sillionaire for clinically significant affluenza before he's allowed to run for office.

In post-natal fœtal rights news ...

A 1-year-old baby appeared in immigration court without legal representation this week in Arizona and received an instruction: File an asylum application before the next hearing or face deportation.

https://www.notus.org/immigration/baby-asylum-hearing