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I repeat, “CULERO” is always sayed in any event like a soccer game, is ambigous, you can considerate offensive, me not.

You watched an offensive event, latinos watched the best atmosphere of all EVOs.

 Reply of Jake Long,They are not screaming for people talk english understand it. Say “CULERO” is similar to doing the soccer wave, its mainly for doing noise.In events with more audience like EVO, like a World Cup Championship you will see this kind of things.In chat you can see a lot of despective comments against mexican and latin players, but is part of the game, if you can not endure this, so what??You considerate offensive too when people shout when are juggling HD combos???

“latinos watched the best hyped atmosphere of all EVOs.”
GTFO, I am mexican and I was embarrassed  as hell having to listen to that.

“I only hear shouts of support”
If you think the “Culero” and “Puto” were chants of support you are an imbecile.

“They are not screaming for people talk english understand it”
You have to hate being an idiot, but nonetheless you are. No matter how hype you think shouting dumb insults is, people like you bring shame to the mexican FGC.

Doesn’t culero just mean asshole?

@google-f64b234bbf0ca9e55c3d6f96ce27377b:disqus But in context of sporting arenas, aren’t they just booing?

There’s a lot to be said of context. I don’t know the language so I can’t comment too much but knowing how language works I would think the context of it being used as a chant changes the context.

You know, like how common swear words in English (ex: fuck) can have different context.

@google-f64b234bbf0ca9e55c3d6f96ce27377b:disqus You’re right, fuck is a bad example—and a good example! It’s a good example of a word with many meanings but it’s not something you’d want to hear chanted. I’m at a loss for positive word examples.

 wtf?! LOL! where did you get that from, mexicans yell that all the time in soccer matches, it has nothing to do with calling some one gay, the word “Puto” is ambiguous it can also mean player(ladies man). it’s mexican culture they don’t take that seriously although I agree they shouldn’t be doing it outside their country.

LOL guys… calm down. Thats pretty common in latino crowds. If they were only saying those things in spanish, then it is because of the way they speak. If they really felt the need to insult those guys they would have done it in english so it would actually affect them. Believe me, they would have done the same exact thing wether the competitor was asian, black or hispanic (those words don’t mean much in our way of speaking).

@cxlo:disqus : Yes, in Mexico, culero mainly means asshole, coward, bad person. In Salvador / Honduras, it carries another meaning, but it is used by Mexicans in a different light — it’s a dialect difference. Kind of how someone in the UK might be more offended by your use of ‘bloody’ than we are.
Puto is not very ambiguous though and it’s fucked up that it was chanted at all.

then why did they only say it against him?  verna had the most “feminine looking” style out of the bunch.  there’s a reason why the commentator’s were saying “the crowd are saying things I’m not going to say.”   Stop brushing it off and the fact of the matter is it’s offensive.  If you don’t care then go ahead and join the other Mexicans and chant that shit and if I’m ever around I will punch anyone doing that shit in the back of the head.

Maybe I DID look up what culero means?  Perhaps the biggest thing you should understand is what if you were that guy being called culero or puuto?  Let’s say he didn’t know what it meant and he went home and looked it up.  And you CAN find the translation of it being called ugly, homosexual, or all those things you just said. 

Is that guy just going to say “oh those guys do it all the time during soccer matches I guess it’s okay.”  Stop thinking these guys can just hide behind their language and say whatever they want.  It’s one thing to chant “Olay.”  It’s another thing when you start singling out people and calling them Culero and Puuto because only Verna got those chants.  It wasn’t towards the entire team.

Either way I don’t really care if it’s your “tradition” or whatever bullshit reason you want to give.  If someone can find it offensive then ITS OFFENSIVE.  Especially if you’re going to use something that is a curse word that has multiple meanings.  Is it that hard to keep it to Olay chants?  

Stay class, Latinos and Mexicans.  We didn’t give you any red cards.
 

You are a racist idiot to only be hating Mexicans for this and not for any other ENGLISH SLUR that was said during ANY OTHER TOURNAMENT EVER.

You can take your views and get the hell out, cause things haven’t changed for years and they won’t any time soon.Crowd hype> your shitty ass casual esports viewpoint

Never watch a FGC stream again.