The way they stereotyped and made crude jokes towards yasuo players is unacceptable. Riot shouldn't hold its players to a standard they don't hold their staff to. The once-proud warrior has been disgraced by a false accusation and is forced into a desperate fight for survival. 
BigPapaJSwaggins3 votes1 downvote = 1 vote for player behavior system remodel.
IncrediPhiLL2 votesThis was clearly a joke. Obviously. This community in the forums sucks. They are downvote happy and ragers. They are probably the same way in game.
I picked up what you were putting down. Chuckled too.
BigPapaJSwaggins1 votesYeah its pretty funny. This community has turned into a bunch of 15 year old liberal-minded sensitive children who think the world is fair and are entitled to being talked to a certain way and have the sense of humor of a dried out sponge in the middle of an iraq desert. On a side-note according to other peoples logic I can say stuff like this, because its not in-game. 
Cycera1 votesEveryone makes crude jokes about Yasuo players. They do to Riven players as well. And Fiora players. Basically anybody who plays a character who wields a sword gets these kinds of jokes made. As a friend of a Yasuo player, it can bother me a little because he isn't like what they say at all. On the other hand, though, it's hilarious because 1) it's a joke and 2) it's what is commonly seen amongst other Yasuo/Riven/Fiora/etc players.
BigPapaJSwaggins1 votesbut why do people get reported for making jokes then?
Rindin141 votesIt's like the community making fun of every teemo player who has ever lived (and some who haven't)
It's potentially offensive, but in most cases the jabs don't extend beyond the game.
Metleon1 votesAnd the same as Aatrox players, as in, they don't exist.
JustMonika131 votesAs a Yasuo main, I don’t really mind the jokes. They’re jokes.
BigPapaJSwaggins3 votesI know the whole post was supposed to be satire, but the community here is very sensitive and found it serious and down-voted it to oblivion.
Catastrop1 votesIt's less sensitive and more we really couldn't tell if you were or not. If you spend like 10 minutes on these boards, you'll see why.
GeminiRune1 votesYour title makes it sound like casting is actually playing the game. I mean...what kind of punishment would that be? How would the punishment be issued. Better yet, who cares?!
There's a jab at numerous other champions from time to time, especially when Krepo was around. And I don't even need to go on about Player-to-Champion reputation; that speaks for itself.
BigPapaJSwaggins1 votesIf you say who cares in game chat you get a 2 week ban, be careful with your choice in context. (aka this whole thing is satirical pointing out how poorly instant-feedback is.) When you can cast and dump on a champ, or group, or anything a like, but you'll chat ban a player for doing the same thing. It's pretty dumb, no matter what the situation is.
GeminiRune1 votesOnly...why would you or even I cast my own game IN CHAT?! There's a difference between saying it verbally and actually saying it on the interface. If you could be banned for what you say verbally and vocally, wouldn't you think a good majority of the player base to be punished in some way shape or form by now?
BigPapaJSwaggins1 votesExcept in casting players hear you, when you are "casting" your own games there is no audience. If you are the president of the united states and talk about grabbing a female body part on live tv, you will get punished. If you are a president of the united states and talk about grabbing a female body part in your mirror, you will not get punished. An audience does greatly change the precedence of a situation. Difference is in-game you are affect 4-9 players. Worlds casting you are affect 100's of thousands. Seems like casting should allow toxic behavior that isn't allowed in game because it affects less of the community. Legitimately speaking and away from the satire that this post was created in. What do you think has a greater impact on the community. Being toxic in game or broadcasting how to be toxic and denoting it acceptable on a largely viewed platform from people who are considered looked up to by the community. Riot sets an example on a global platform, or you call someone a typical yasuo player and get reported in game. Do you think it promotes or demotes calling feeding yasuos typical yasuo players and saying stuff along those lines? Think
GeminiRune1 votesUnfortunately that's the label Yasuo has among the community. But just because something is said and implied on a broadcast doesn't mean fans or players have to imitate it because "I heard/saw it on LCS." Sometimes it may not even matter to you but clearly it does. If you want to prove it wrong, be that example and show it as opinion. Hell why not just go to Twitter? Saying it on the boards only gives your opinion for the most part.
BigPapaJSwaggins1 votesTrying to have an opinion on league boards is like trying to tell a progressive person that CNN is crap news. You will get ganged up on, banged up on, and then reminded that these boards are filled with fans that will defend riot to the grave even if the logic is flawed beyond reasoning.
GeminiRune1 votesWho said anything about defending Riot? It's the community that produced that label for the champion just as it was for PRW Fiora to an extent. Not easy to defend a champion who's been labeled as a typical sign of toxicity by its user base on both ends.
At this point this is like getting offended by politics talk. Seriously take the joke.