Hey Riot, are you ready yet?

This is a false choice. Both are bad experiences.

I choose neither.

C- why should I be forced to experience either? Ban both :D

Well clearly you said something racist. You knew it was bannable, and did it anyways. You deserve whatever it is that you got.

Both really shouldn't be tolerated

i prefer option 2

if its something you wouldn't say in public then why say it online? if you are comfortable being raciest where you can hid behind your screen then I pity you, I grew up with racism and its no laughing matter at all

For the party the racism is perpetrated against, and offended by it may well have a much longer lasting affect than 30 minutes..... This almost feels like a troll question. I guess you are asking which is the bigger sin, which should more likely get me banned.

My, almost instant thought is, this is about you. If I am in a game with you, for 30 minutes, odds are, you will be racist in that time. What a terrible world where people have to tolerate others of diverse cultural heritage and ethnicity while racism is really becoming intolerable ... /sarcasm

EVERY single game you play even trolling draft pick is subject to the EULA and summoner code. Dont be a dick and actually try to help your team win. that is literally rule 1. So.... as stated not even choices. I cant help but think this is a ban you got.... maybe?

thoughts on bad game

Its like feeding. Feeding is **NOT ** a score. Feeding is dying over and over in dumb or unnecessary ways, like running around face checking jungle with no vision for no objective. Or chasing the most fed anyone *cough cough teemo or twitch or shaco, rengar stealth is op * for no reason. . Like if you are turret humping praying to god corki doesn't missile you in the rectum or cait snipe your face off, or nidalie spear you, you cant even recall ... and you die... thats not feeding. I have honored people with 100% terrible scored but I could see they sincerely were trying to help the team. Hell, play jungle a while. Its really easy to see how the BEST of intentions can lead to a quicksand effect and a horrible score.