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It seems people still seethe about that
it means
-Banning a lot people that are "innocent"
-Not banning a lot of "guilty people".
Creating a bigger problem than a solution
You don't either, it means non
are you asking something?
I'm pretty sure there was a judge for like, an Apex Legends tournament or something, who disqualified and banned a professional team because one of the people teabagged his own teammate after he died, and said judge went on a tirade very similar to OP's quote.