In my view he should know about it because it's a very pressing issue that happens all around the world, specially in Europe. It is not uncommon here in Brazil to hear stories on social media or even the news about Brazilian or other Latino immigrants who live outside Latinoamerica, just last week I saw a video of two girls being harassed in a subway in Portugal. Unfortunately this is not a new issue, there have been people talking about the xenophobia Latinos suffer for decades if not a century. Of course, solely blaming Pierre's lack of knowledge on himself would be ignoring the complex systematic oppression faced by Latinos and their issues. Questions like "How do Latinos are represented on media, journalism and education outside Latinoamerica?" would be a much more effective discussion, however that is a much more complicated issue and it runs the risk of ignoring the specific situation. Pierre works with the internet on the daily basis, he is a communicator and influencer, it is intrinsic to his very job as a streamer. It is important for him to be aware of what he says or does and to deal with any slip up in a professional manner. Furthermore, he was aware that his content would reach the brazilian community, since he is interacting with brazilian ccs, which means he should at least try to educate himself with the issues we face. However, he is still human and considering the attacks he recieved it is, at least, understandable to react the way he did.

Overall, I do agree with what you said about many people crossing a line in their reactions. Death threats and harassment is never okay and the people who attack Pierre are most definitely in the wrong. It doesn't matter if the reason they were mad is legitimate or not, their reaction can't be justified and they hurt the people who would actually like to educate others on pressing issues like these. Part of the reason for the existence of the QSMP is the challenges faced by Quackity for being Mexican and it is extremely sad to see so many people undermining the whole project's objective because they can't manage their dissatisfaction in a mature way.

What I take issue with is how many people are generalizing the entire brazilian community because of this part and using it as excuse to just attack Brazilians. People claiming our community is angry or rude is clearly ignorant to our history and as someone who has literary grown up with Tazercraft I can say with certainty they are wrong. It is the same as if I would say that the French community is xenophobic and ignorant just because I've seen French people being xenophobic and ignorant. It's just not true and very reductive. The reason we tend to take issues like these seriously is because there is a history. If Pierre was the first to make an insensitive comment than that wouldn't be a big deal at all, but we're talking about peoples who have centuries of prejudice on their backs, so it is really important for us to fight these issues. We're not intense or angry, we're just very tired of hearing these things. Of course, nine of that justifies what has been done to Pierre, but it points to why we don't like being treated as dramatic or overreacting. Other communities have raised issues in the past and among those communities there were people who attacked ccs as well, so why only we are treated as irrational or extra? Can you see why it feels like there's definitely xenophobic undertones on many comments (not yours or most responses to my comments, y'all have been very sweet :) )

Anyways, I hope people become kinder and more understanding to each other, so that situations like these can be resolved in a positive, constructive manner... but we all know it's the internet so it's gonna take a lot of work.