Dwarves vs Blood Elves

If you were so successful people would not be debating you lol.

See this is the inconsistency, the Nightborne were there but you absolve them from blame

“Breaking” the world was a solution to the “Dooming” of the world problem.
You blame the Modern Kaldorei for the solution but don’t blame the Modern Shaldorei and Queldorei for the mistakes of Ancient Kaldorei that all Kaldorei, Shaldorei, Queldorei belong to.

Its just biased. :slight_smile:
If you were at least consistent with your logic then I doubt this thread would be 200 posts long.

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What is biased is your attempt to lampoon my position. You extrapolated all that from :

“Kaldorei blew up the world.”

You agree with this statement- but you want to argue further.

I guess my main issue is where one says “the Kaldorei” did something. Some people, who happen to be part of the group of people who are “Kaldorei”, “blew up the world”. Not every Kaldorei, let alone their descendants (whether they keep the original name or not) were involve.

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I am not lampooning anything but as you previously said. If anyone disagrees with you that means you are invited to be disagreeable to them.

I have said what I have said and been as clear as I can. You keep trying to put words in my mouth and you perceive that as “lampooning”. :slight_smile:

I will state it again. Blowing up the world was a solution to a problem caused by others.
You are blaming a modern group for the crimes of an ancient group who have since evolved and are under a different name. :smiley:

Sure, Zerde brought that up before, and we had a happy compromise.

People seem to have a bee in their bonnet by the accurate statement that the kaldorei caused the sundering. The word “the” seems to be the objection.

Zerde and I agreed that : “kaldorei caused the sundering” is accurate and fair.

I am not sure why the word “the” gets people ruffled. My best context is that Ukraine asks to stop being referred to as “the Ukraine”

To me at least. “The” Kaldorei implies the race as a whole. And hence leads to the issue of racial responsibility. Its an important word. Different than, IMO, “some” Kaldorei.

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You want to be more wrong? Be my guest.

Of the kaldorei who caused the sundering, none are among the Blood Elves. However…

Malfurion was kaldorei and is kaldorei.

Alot of kaldorei caused the sundering. There are kaldorei who actually caused the sundering that are kaldorei to this very day.

Though, with the hints at Malfurion’s possible demise… it appears that day is ever shorter…

Just like Aki you are hyper focused on your biased interpretation. You aren’t convincing anyone hence the +200 posts of you going round and round trying to convince people of your limited and biased interpretation.

If that brings joy to your life then be my guest. :sweat_smile:

Once again blaming the solution rather than the cause :rofl:
Literally everyone knows the lore about the Sundering here so who are you trying to convince or persuade? Its just so weird.

What day? The sundering day?

See, this is why I’m smug that there’s not all that much dwarf lore and what there is is pretty cool.

Superior.

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I stated kaldorei caused the sundering. Many are convinced as they argue :

Yes. So what are you even on about. It seems every one understands kaldorei blew up the world, after much consternation.

I am not focused on convincing people, but it is good when they just find the canon truth on their own.

Kaldorei caused the sundering. It is just a lore fact.

You are intelligent enough to know what is being said to you, its intent and their purpose. Doing this little song and dance does nothing useful.

I have clearly stated what I am on about. I could not be more clear.
And honestly neither can anyone else, any good faith discussion with you on this topic has become impossible because you are unable to discuss anything in good faith or logically if any words are said beyond or deviate from “Kaldorei” “Blown Up” “World”.
Context? Lore? Pah! who needs them right?

Feel free to quote that out of context too for your internet argument win since it means so much to you :rofl:

Nonsense. We could have a good faith discussion about the canon lore fact that kaldorei blew up the world if you wanted it. You do not want good faith discussion, though. You are intent on trying to wrap any blame for the actions of kaldorei present at the sundering onto others who were either bubbled away (Nightborne) or not even born yet (Blood Elves).

I love how people talk about “good faith” discussions while they try to contort the lore to fit their narratives. It reminds me of Sylvanas discussions during BfA. Someone told me they can not have a good faith discussion with me about executing Sylvanas for her crimes - well, yeah, because that premise starts off on bad faith. Like your attempt to pawn off the actions of kaldorei involved with the sundering to others.

It is the lore that kaldorei caused the sundering.

How is it possible to have a good faith discussion? From my very first post I already explained all this.

You keep saying Kaldorei blew the world.
You add no context, no reasoning or any nuance the story that was told.
You just allude to it was something bad and Malfurion who pressed the doomsday button is somehow finally getting his come uppance in DF.

And you refuse any nuance of how Shaldorei or Queldorei were involved.

If I wanted to be facetious i would say the ones that opened the demon gates and doomed azeroth to planetwide extinction once called themselves QuelDorei.
Who once called themselves QuelDorei? The SinDorei.

Checkmate athiest I win.
I don’t do that because its short sighted, limited in scope and nuance.

They were kaldorei Queldorei. Not Sindorei or Blood Elves.

So if your point is kaldorei blew up the world, and not Blood Elves… I have been saying that.

And it just proves my point that kaldorei caused the sundering, as those Queldorei you mentioned were kaldorei.

I mentioned that Malfurion is a kaldorei but not a highborne Queldorei kaldorei. So saying only the highborne were involved is wrong. Various strata of kaldorei society were involved.

And that Azshara and her highborne were kaldorei, at the time, as well.

I did discuss further context and nuance.

Nope. They were pretty adamant that they were different, they refused to call themselves Kaldorei. They called themselves Queldorei so… why would I change that? The story seems clear in how they preferred to be referred as.

Nope. They called themselves Queldorei.
Not Kaldorei queldorei.
Just queldorei.

Just because they look kaldorei doesnt mean they were kaldorei. Thats pretty racist man.

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They were kaldorei.

Are you wanting to be even more wrong, and deny that those Queldorei were kaldorei? Be my guest.

You think the Queldorei of the kaldorei empire were not kaldorei? Lol

Quit ignoring the lore.

The people that summoned the demons were called queldorei. They called themselves queldorei. You cant deny that.

I freely acknowledge that kaldorei caused the sundering, and some of those were Queldorei kaldorei.

You seem to deny that those Queldorei were kaldorei, which is hilarious.

Once again ignoring the lore.
The people that summoned the demons were called queldorei.
It is undeniable fact.

The lore says Queldorei were a caste of kaldorei. Not that the Queldorei were something different.

The lore is clear. You are welcome to be wrong.

The Queldorei - kaldorei who are a caste of kaldorei society.