Mr. Riceman
@mr-riceman.bsky.social
He/him.
Brazilian tech artist and web developer.
Friend of Eggbug.
Brazilian tech artist and web developer.
Friend of Eggbug.
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Like, it's not just payment companies bending the knee to Trump/Christofascists; this is happening all over the world. It's obviously a large scale effort; it's hit multiple websites and industries en masse. Is there some pending litigation so big they need to move mountains? Who benefits here?
February 9, 2026 at 2:42 PM
Like, it's not just payment companies bending the knee to Trump/Christofascists; this is happening all over the world. It's obviously a large scale effort; it's hit multiple websites and industries en masse. Is there some pending litigation so big they need to move mountains? Who benefits here?
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the comments rock though
February 8, 2026 at 9:32 PM
the comments rock though
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The Court’s eyebrows must be through the roof by now
![The Response was also noteworthy for its conspicuously florid prose. For
example, it featured an extended quote from Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451
and metaphors comparing legal advocacy to gardening and the leaving of
indelible "mark[s] upon the clay." (Response 3). And it included the following
passage:
Your Honor, in the ancient libraries of Ashurbanipal, scribes carried their stylus as both tool and sacred trust - understanding , that every mark upon clay
would endure long beyond their mortal span. As the role the mark (x) in Ezekiel Chapter 9, that marked the foreheads with a tav (x) of blood and ink, bear the same solemn recognition: that the written word carries power to preserve or condemn, to build or destroy, and leaves an indelible mark which cannot be erased but should be withdrawn, let it lead other to think these citations were correct.
I have failed in that sacred trust. The errors in my memorandum, however inadvertent, have diminished the integrity of the record and the dignity of these proceedings. Like the scribes of antiquity who bore their stylus as both privilege and burden, I understand that legal authorship demands more than mere competence — it requires absolute fidelity to truth and precision in every mark upon the page.
(Id. at 7-8). Needless to say, Mr. Feldman's overwrought metaphors and
historical references raised the Court's eyebrows.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ssxnmhdtz6le6nxu7jfhglz6/bafkreigldm7iyao5jmzvvxdf46rvq2jgopct4fi36uipnfjwmq5klrzy7m@jpeg)
February 5, 2026 at 7:17 PM
The Court’s eyebrows must be through the roof by now