I'm afraid about the possible performance of muzeraaa, but let's gooo

In my opinion this subject is very complicated.

Brazilian community doesn't have this kind of agressive position only in e-sports. In soccer we have a good recent example: In the Libertadores Final, a lot of fans just sent death threats to the Flamengo's player that made a mistake in the game. So, I'm supporting the comment above. In Brazil, people simply doesn't know how to react their feelings, and like the boy said, there a lot of kids in the internet that just think is a good idea to send
anonymous threats in a land with no rules (doesn't have excuses, but I'm just explaning the scenario)

And I need to add more, foreign just doesn't know how is difficult to be a brazilian in this esports world. A lot of american casters doing jokes and making fun about brazilians teams. This kind of salty comments only support the communities to be more agressive. After all, if you are brazilian, you're bronzil, you don't know how to play, you don't deserve three spots in champions and you are a dumb.

It's not easy as you think guys, just keep in mind that. Brazilian death threats are very wrong, but xenofobic and salty comments also.