The forsaken are responsible for everything they did up to end BFA. As a nation they are responsible and there is no justification for anyone from the Alliance to treat the forsaken with anything less than abject hostility and hate.
You are the one making assertions that Alliance races not liking the Forsaken or Orcs or the Horde in general because of WHAT THEY DID as somehow racist by posting nonsense like this:
How about instead of blaming the victim nation of being unreasonable in their justified mistrust and grievances you point out to the hypocrisy of the Horde, their lack of action, self reflection, failure to make any amends or reparation or avoiding the same mistake for the 4th time in the last 20-30 year timeline.
Saurfang was butchering babies in Outland and he still went through with the War of Thornes invasion as an honorable war. And apparently he is a hero! Like Grom! Or Doomhammer!
Instead of trying to gaslight people into liking the Horde on a narrative level from an Alliance PoV how about you advocate for the Horde to actually do things and make changes that make them more likeable.
That would require people like her to admit that the horde, and the forsaken in particular are the ones in the wrong. And donât deserve to be trusted by the alliance.
The horde has done NOTHING to prove they are worthy of trust at the current moment.
There really are two many humans. Weâve taken so much from the Horde and all we do is build brick castles. The horde needs reparations. Instead of funding a military industrial complex we should be putting monies into refugee charities. The barrens is a poor area and those people really need help.
Again, he did not, he did not go âhey, im not using this land, you can keep it Lordaeron.â He went âwere going to use this land as a buffer zone, if you set on foot in it, we will kill youâ.
He at best decided to let the people outside his walls fend for themselves but clearly the people outside consider themselves Gilneans/he still considered it Gilnean land and if Lordearon tried to take it, he would have his wall to comfortable fire back at invaders.
âOn this map it seems you are suggesting the possibility of Lord Marleyâs realmâŚ. But look at the terrain, my liegeâŚ. We have this mountainous region right here. What a grand hold that would make, with mountains on either side that would create a secure natural barrier.â
âWhat you say is true.â
âOf course, to attain it, weâd have to cut off some of Lord Crowleyâs lands. Cut off Pyrewood and Ambermill.â
As a side note, Pyrewood and Ambermill are Crowleyâs land. Therefore he gets do what he pleases and he is a Gilnean citizen.
This literally never happens. He had a long and storied history of ignoring anything that happened outside of Greymaneâs Wall, including the Forsaken staking claim within Silverpine Forest.
I know we donât get along often, but youâre about this. It was one of the many reasons the northgate rebellion started. Genn was ignoring everything that happened beyond the Greymane wall
Or he didnât have the capacity to deal with issue outside his gates, he was already dealing with the Worgens and rebellion behind the wall. Ultimately, it is Crowleyâs land. And he has given his full support to Genn.
