They can describe themselves again. I suppose that could be considered cultural restoration?
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This man is nearly sixty years old
That's retarded
Can all newspapers, when writing about Rogan, now use the term "Noted r-word, Joe Rogan..."
Can we just make Rogan the new R-word and stop saying it?
Shut up, you Rogan
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Considering this word really applies most to people like Joe Rogan, I find this whole thing pretty ironic.
Joe Rogan identifies as a South Park character: offensive and two-dimensional