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It's not what got him banned that I'm getting at. It's his idea that one extremely toxic person isn't getting banned while he reports someone that finally got fed up with him and fired back. Obviously they should both be punished. But in my case I was cracking jokes with a friend, and I /all ?'d a bot lane who had been using hate speech towards me the entire game? I don't see how I'm the one to be punished, let alone given a lifetime ban on an account that has lasted since I started league my freshman year of high school. I'm a freshman in college now btw.
Someone else acting up doesn't mean that your own poor behavior gets a free pass. If you reported them and they have a history of acting up like that then they will be punished. From Understanding the Tribunal:
4) That player in my game was far worse than me. Why am I banned???
a) I'll keep this one simple: retaliation isn't OK. Reacting to a toxic player by being toxic just incites that player to be even worse--it also ruins the game for up to 8 other players. It is far, far worse to watch two people yelling at each other all game than it is to watch 1 player ranting into blank space. Almost everyone in the game can find someone out there that behaves worse than they do--but so what? Finding someone worse doesn't justify your behavior or justify retaliation. We expect more out of our players. What players often don't realize is... those other players in your game that you thought were worse? Nearly 100% of the time, those players were banned even before you were. If someone is being toxic, just report them and move on. If you retaliate, both of you will be banned. It's really that simple.
As for you, you admit that you have a history of consistently behaving poorly in-game, and this most recent game of yours was just the straw that broke the camels back in your particular case. Because punishments follow a 4-step program (10-game chat restriction, 25-game CR, 2-week ban, permanent ban), the fact that you got a permaban means that you were already on the 2-week ban stage, got punished again and received the next punishment step in line, which in this case was a permanent ban.
Also, the reason as to why permamutes aren't a thing is because Riot tried that before with never ending chat restrictions and found out that most people with these would just switch to gameplay trolling instead. Because of this, permamutes don't happen anymore.