And i always saw Gorillas like these mighty, wise, intelligent, super strong and agile animals. Maybe its because the movie Tarzan where i first learnt about Gorillas when i was a kid, but i always saw them as these really cool animals, protective of each other, weren't predators or bullies and only used their strength when necessary, etc.
Its too bad for black people that white folks have decided that only them can be compared to Gorillas and their positive attributes, because every time somebody uses it to compare it to a black person, it would only be because of the skin color, obviously.
It baffles me the lenghts that some people will go to in order to find something to complain about. This situation is a great example of whats wrong with the world today, you have one kid innocently praising two teammates, one black and one white, for their strenght, power and might, using the emoji of a Gorilla to do so, and many completely decide to disregard and ignore the true meaning of the comparison and the positive connotations that you could draw from that, and instead choose to look for the possible negative connotations it could have if it was ever used with bad intent, even aknowledging that this isnt the case.
And of course, Garnacho is an stupid idiot for not realizing that some people with a severe lack of common sense would find his tweet "offensive", as in hes responsible for whatever crap and toxicity other people have inside their own minds.
Hope Onana puts a gorilla emoji next to his name in twitter or instagram and let young black people know that they themselves can be compared to mighty animals even if it happens to be a black animal, because turns out, not everything is about skin color like many people in this thread seem to believe.