I don’t see that as a contradiction either. 
Sylvanas did understand them. She was just too nihilistic to care anymore as of Edge of Night, and then the writers backpedaled on her then-new premise of securing a new future for the forsaken and turned it upside down thanks to BFA.
Point is, horde players want to be evil, but than complain when Blizzards writes them as such, than we get this nonsense about how they aren’t allowed to be honorable.
I just wish you guys would actually pick a side and stick with it
You’re painting with too wide of a brush there. I explicitly didn’t want to play something evil. 
NEFPA is a misunderstood acronym. Kind of like the one for Federal Unemployment Tax, so let me clear the air a bit.
The Night Elf Flame Post Assessment (NEFPA) is an assessment that’s calculated off of a complex multifactor formula that you can find in form T-31D-4SII. We don’t have enough time to go over the entire calculation, but, for purposes of tax planning, the following generally tend to increase your liability:
Keep in mind, these are general points - this is not an exhaustive list, and if you have questions, it’s best to take the facts of your specific situation to a tax planner with NEFPA experience.
I was wondering why there are fewer new threads in the Story Forums as of late. As it turns out, people are posting in dumb threads like this.
No! Withering shouldn’t happen! What am I going to read then? Maybe people will concentrate more on old topics?
Gnomes are better than they’ve ever been.
Mekkatorque lives and has grown stronger through Mechagon technology and has united gnomes and mechagnomes, gnomes have two reclaimed cities in the lore, and with the Mechagonians they have access to and understanding of the strongest technology available to a playable race (that Blizzard will never implement 'cause it’d be heavily one-sided).
On the contray. I light a candle each night in memory of the Dark Lady. My frozen heart thrums with delight at the memory of that hideous elven stain being cleansed from Azeroth.
For the Dark Lady!
For the True Horde!
True Horde is Garrosh, chief-- and tauren aren’t a part of it, neither are the undead.
Also, you’re looking for these forums. Here you go.
Go wild.
Thanks I may post the truth over there as well.
The IRS maintains a list of tax positions that they have seen so often, that they have defeated so many times, and that they are so annoyed by having to argue against them again that if you try to raise them seriously, they will just tax you more for even making those arguments.
I think I have an addition for the list.
Okay, your babble aside, FOR THE DARK LADY! May she burn another weed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4epEptpwtpA&ab_channel=CaptainGrim
Timestamp is 4 minutes 36 seconds for this lazy half baked attempt at trolling.
Eventually people will tire of beating this dead horse.
Even you aren’t that new to believe that.
People have banged their heads against the concrete wall complaining about the story for years. People have complained about Cataclysm until BFA happened, that’s 8 years. It amazes me the stamina that people have.
Or the real shallowness of their lives to be hung up on something that trivial for so long when there ARE other things to talk and think about.
In the words of the immortal Miss Demeanor, Missy Elliot
oooh, I don’t want I don’t need I can’t stand no minute man / I don’t want no minute man
I dunno, you’re here a lot. You seem to find value in this trivial thing.
Actually, it turns out that people invest themselves in a lot of trivial things. Game of Thrones did not matter one iota to anyone’s life and yet it probably got more press coverage than the Capitol Riots. There are some Pokemon cards - little pieces of paper with animals drawn on them - that sell for thousands of dollars. I have family members who will miss family functions because every Saturday, some college kids from one college will play football with some kids from another college, and for some reason, the world decided that this event, almost every time it happens, should be televised.
It actually turns out, people like to be entertained, and they like to talk about that form of entertainment. Sometimes (actually, a lot of the times) people get passionate - and that’s okay. Life gets a lot more fun when you embrace your own weirdness, and by so doing, invite others to do the same.
Because we’re all a little strange. 
There are actually other things I talk about other than Night Elf victimisation and “The Horde Must Pay!”
