Please reread the OP’s post and tell me where he said you were now allowed to “use certain words again”.
That’s not a rhetorical question, I’d really like to know.
I think your reading comprehension “skills” need work.
(See what I did there? I placed the word “skills” in quotes to designate that yours needs work. Thus emphasizing the point of the OP, on the correct use of quotes.)
Look at your bad self getting all bent out of shape because you had no idea what I was ACTUALLY talking about.
But since the post stating certain name calling was no longer going to be permitted was deleted I can’t direct you to a “rule” (see what I did there) that apparently had no teeth.
It is true, I do not write and edit dictionaries for a living.
But it is not just “my opinion”, it is an opinion shared by the Modern Language Association, the Chicago Manual of Style and the American Psychological Assocation Style Guide - along with every editor I’ve interacted with.
I’m not sure if you are highlighting public figures’ repeated rejections of linguistic norms or if you are hoping for a resurgence in the use of “soi disant”.