Let's look at that first log, shall we?
Graves Disease: wat do you want loser?
This is the first line of negativity - a plain and simple insult.
Graves Disease: no but if he pcked and actual champion i wouldve been able to camp bot
Graves Disease: wat am I supposed to do with fucking bard? dx
This is probably going to come as a surprise to you, but; Bard is an actual champion, so I'm not sure what your problem is.
Beyond that, pick shaming and blaming others for your own shortcomings is just more negativity.
Graves Disease: its oveer
Graves Disease: im not crying
Graves Disease: i dont care
Graves Disease: just go next
Graves Disease: thats all
Graves Disease: ff
Arguing and defeatism.
Graves Disease: ooh cry me a river
Graves Disease: actually sad
Graves Disease: somehow when I play mid I always get a decent com
Graves Disease: when I play jungle
Graves Disease: always these useless picks
Not sure who you think you are that you can apparently decide who is a useless pick and who isn't.
More arguing, more pick-shaming, more negativity.
Graves Disease: y report me because better jungler win
Graves Disease: not a single winning lane
Graves Disease: not one
More negativity, more in-fighting, more blaming.
Graves Disease: I just hope u are happy bard
Graves Disease: yu played bard even tho you knew it was bad
Graves Disease: this is on you
And more blaming in the post-game to cap it all off. Honestly, all that focus on Bard makes me think that it may have been some other individual known for roaming the map that was at fault... Especially considering they spent the majority of the game flaming their team.
I can easily see how this chat log would warrant a 10-game CR. The fact that you didn't take the hint and got two more punishments after that, in less than a week, is telling.
Now, let's look at that 14-day log.
Graves Disease: and then you cant facecheck or ward or engage
Graves Disease: and then you complain about having a bad team
I'm not sure if this is you flaming your teammates or having a self-aware commentary. I'm gonna err on the former, though.
Graves Disease: pfffff
Graves Disease: go to tower and afk wp
Graves Disease: pffff
You remind me of the players who respond to anything that doesn't go their way with "zzz".
Those players have typically proven themselves to be toxic the grand majority of times I've seen them.
This is no different.
Graves Disease: y 20 years later
Graves Disease: y an then he left
Graves Disease: and then u afkdd
Graves Disease: w/e
Graves Disease: cause u suk
You really don't know when to give it a rest, do you?
Graves Disease: abuser?
Graves Disease: how am I abusing her?
Graves Disease: ?????????
Graves Disease: If you actually think that then u are brain damaged
I already know the context of this (you arguing with a Warwick), but that doesn't change that you're not allowed to call someone "brain damaged".
With the amazing breadth of options we have in the English language, you had to choose a grievous insult. And need I remind you, this is after two previous punishments, and 35 games worth of restricted chat. You'd think after all that, you'd get the idea that insulting and attacking other players =/= a good idea.
Graves Disease: w/e kid
Graves Disease: no really?
Graves Disease: all of you lost lane
Graves Disease: wow
Graves Disease: y sure
Graves Disease: bye
Graves Disease: legit who are you trolling?
Graves Disease: we already lost this
More negativity and defeatism, as well as accusations of trolling.
Graves Disease: u can run it down and get ur account banned for all I care
No comment necessary.
And this all is just the first screenshot. The rest of your logs are progressively worse.
It isn't unreasonable for Riot to issue harsher and harsher punishments to someone who straight-up refuses to learn to not flame people. There's an old adage; "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." - and if you can't learn to say anything nice, and can't learn to keep your vitriol to yourself, nobody here is gonna offer you sympathy if you come back with a permanent ban to your name.