In a controversial decision, Mark Zuckerberg has announced he will be reducing censorship on Facebook

to allow one N-word per year per white person, which some critics have noted is a huge increase

from the previous allowance of nuns. Zuckerberg reiterated that he's not encouraging anyone to use

the N-word, he's just saying it's there if you need it, and then amended that statement saying,

well, not if you needed, that sounded kind of suss, but you know it. And then amended that statement saying, well, not if you

needed, that sounded kind of suss, but you know what I mean. Now that censorship is out,

it's time to shake things up at the book. And honestly, our old censorship policy was kind

of mid. He continued also, dead ass, I can't win because some people are saying one end

word isn't enough, so I'm getting flack from both ends.

But I actually think one is the perfect amount because the scarcity makes it hit different when

you do drop it, you know? At least for me it does. Governor Gavin Newsom went on record to

criticize the policy, saying, I don't know what makes Zuckerberg think he can hand out N-word passes,

let alone a billion of them. But when asked whether or not he plans to use his allowance,

Newsom responded by saying,

off the record, I already sold mine to Chuck Schumer,

to which Mark Zuckerberg responded, bet.

The boys, the boys cast,

the last,

the boys' cast,

the dudes, prepare your sons for boys' cast

The bros

The boys' cast

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