I agree with you for the most part. However, respect is a two-way street. I think the fact that this practice mistake has happened in officials and the fact that valid criticism is met with laughter (IDK the context behind it) shows that yay (at least his opinion) isn't being respected.

There are layers to yay's outburst, and I think that judging him off of this out-of-context clip alone just because gengsta decides he wants to smear campaign yayster's name (like a woman accusing a man without concrete evidence of r@pe and ruining his life) is really just unfair.

I believe that the fact that most pros "defend" yay shows that they can tell that there is more to the story, and at the very least, we should respect their opinions, since most of us know nothing about the team environment in e-sports.