If you're feeling insulted, imagine how we feel. That's in the TOS and has been since 2005 when I signed up. It's not discrimination - if we can't review the site, then how can we confirm it's in line with the terms of service?
The google translate and other automatic translations were blocked because many were incomplete - google translate and a few others have a tendency to not translate the entire document. If it translates the entire thing just fine, I don't think it'd be a problem, but if it doesn't, then it'd be up for resuspension.
I can understand being upset that there is such a restriction in place. We don't have staff fluent in every language spoken around the globe, which is the root of the problem. Given the sheer amount of abuse that comes through, I'd be more glad that unsupported language suspensions aren't one of them that is instantly permanent anymore, and that a second chance can be given.
As previously stated, you have 48 hours to put up a translation, or to remove the content that isn't in english/spanish/french.