In 2013, 8chan, an imageboard website notorious for hosting extremist content, was rebranded as "8kun" after a series of controversies. However, its infamous "/pol/" (politically incorrect) board was repackaged and re-released on a new domain, christened "Zoo." The re-emergence of this board sparked renewed debate about the role of such platforms in facilitating hate speech and their implications on society. This essay argues that the "Zoo" repack represents a threat to social cohesion, and governments must develop effective strategies to regulate such platforms without curtailing free speech.