Well it also decides what is a slur entirely without context.

“But what would the context for the N-word be?”

Well, black people can say it, at least black Americans, but that isn’t the only type of “slur.”

It also bans “bitch,” even if you’re just talking about that bitchin’ game you just bought (slang for “awesome”), or a female dog (wouldn’t want to offend dogs ofc), it presumes misogyny without evaluating context.

It does the same with “pussy.” Pussy is a slang term for vagina, and a vulgar one at that, but are “slang terms for vagina” themselves “slurs?” I’d argue not, even being sexist and reducing a woman to only her body parts by calling her “a hole” isn’t “a slur” (and it’s only ok during sex, and if she is into that sort of thing. More are than you’d think tbh…). BUT what’s more “pussy” itself when applied to a weak cowardly person IS NOT saying “you’re like a weak cowardly woman,” it’s short for the oft forgotten word:

Pusillanimous

• Lacking courage; cowardly.
• Destitute of a manly or courageous strength and firmness of mind; of weak spirit; mean-spirited; spiritless; cowardly; – said of persons.
• Evincing, or characterized by, weakness of mind, and want of courage; feeble.

While it does say “manly” in the second definition, it comes from the latin word “pusillus” (very small) which is related to “pusus” (boy), the comparison isn’t “manly vs womanly” it’s “manly vs child-like (boy).”

So “pussy” itself is IMO “a slur” in no context across either of its entirely separate definitions, though it can be used in a sexist manner just like “dishwasher” can be, so I guess they need to add that too.

It also makes me sound worse lol, if I say “you’re acting like a removed,” did I just call them a bitch? A pussy? The n-word? Who knows, fill in the blank I guess lol, the censor just lets your imagination decide.