why is ''sopita do macaco' an offensive coment?

[John Farson]

i was banned yesterday for writing ''sopita do macaco'' i dont think it is an insult. so why im banned?

[encardido]

Because giving out culinary recipes in chat is against the ToS.

[Amalgam]

"Sopa de Macaco, Uma Delicia" (lit. "Monkey soup, a delicacy") is a Portuguese expression associated with a Facebook post by Brazilian resident Bettynho Zigindum, in which he is shown eating monkey soup. In early 2017, 4chan users began using the phrase "uma delicia" to mock Brazilians on the /int/ board, in a similar vein to "Designated ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Streets" and Alberto Barbosa."

Next time make sure google will not prove you are lying.

[TommyEV]

The question is why you even said that.

[John Farson]

Publicado originalmente por TommyEV:

The question is why you even said that.

Why not?

[Toothbrush Cheapwood]

So.. I can report someone for calling baguette ??

[TommyEV]

Publicado originalmente por John Farson:

Publicado originalmente por TommyEV:

The question is why you even said that.

Why not?

Cringe. You know what I'm asking.

[John Farson]

Publicado originalmente por TommyEV:

Publicado originalmente por John Farson:

Why not?

Cringe. You know what I'm asking.

Yes. I understand what do you asking and i now ask why i cant say sopa do macaco? If i say pizza con pepperoni is offensive to the italian comunity?

[TommyEV]

Publicado originalmente por John Farson:

Publicado originalmente por TommyEV:

Cringe. You know what I'm asking.

Yes. I understand what do you asking and i now ask why i cant say sopa do macaco? If i say pizza con pepperoni is offensive to the italian comunity?

Still no reason to say it. You said it to be offensive (and you got your ban). next question.

[Sumodenaranja]

Publicado originalmente por John Farson:

i was banned yesterday for writing ''sopita do macaco'' i dont think it is an insult. so why im banned?

I also got banned for typing macaco in chat. Still don't know how is offensive but yet I got a 3 day ban. Thank you Rocket League! Very cool

[TommyEV]

Publicado originalmente por Sumodenaranja:

Publicado originalmente por John Farson:

i was banned yesterday for writing ''sopita do macaco'' i dont think it is an insult. so why im banned?

I also got banned for typing macaco in chat. Still don't know how is offensive but yet I got a 3 day ban. Thank you Rocket League! Very cool

Sure you don't. What a random thing to say if you didn't mean it as an insult.

[M00body OfTheGoat]

Publicado originalmente por Sacred Toothbrush:

So.. I can report someone for calling baguette ?? :rshocked::rshocked:

Yes, yes you can...

Just don't expect much of a consequence. ;)

[Little me]

Well:

"Sopa de Macaco, Uma Delicia" (translated to "Monkey Soup, A Delicacy") is a Portuguese expression associated with a Facebook post by Brazilian resident Bettynho Zigindum, in which he is shown eating monkey soup.

On an unknown date, Brazilian Facebook user Bettynho Zigindum posted an image album to his personal account, which has since been removed. In the post, he mentions that his mother-in-law prepared him monkey soup and proceeds to display several pictures where a monkey is shown skinless and torn to pieces before being cooked into a soup.

I would therefore imagine, it's not what was said, it's the meme and international controversy associated.

Next time, just call someone a Cornish Pasty.

[Pigeon]

Feel free to contact the Support Team if you believe you were wrongly banned.
https://support.rocketleague.com/hc/en-us

[Zen ©]

nice necro

[Toothbrush Cheapwood]

Publicado originalmente por Munchies:

Well:

"Sopa de Macaco, Uma Delicia" (translated to "Monkey Soup, A Delicacy") is a Portuguese expression associated with a Facebook post by Brazilian resident Bettynho Zigindum, in which he is shown eating monkey soup.

On an unknown date, Brazilian Facebook user Bettynho Zigindum posted an image album to his personal account, which has since been removed. In the post, he mentions that his mother-in-law prepared him monkey soup and proceeds to display several pictures where a monkey is shown skinless and torn to pieces before being cooked into a soup.

I would therefore imagine, it's not what was said, it's the meme and international controversy associated.

Next time, just call someone a Cornish Pasty.

Thanks for that story !