You sound upset. Maybe take a break?
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Oh I have fun arguing with you guys, specially about sylvanas, its really fun to see how deep into headcanon you guys go or how much of the lore you guys ignore to justify her actions
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Right, again:
You only have assumptions. The canon says you’re wrong.
Stay salty.
Your the one with assumptions, all we know he tortured her soul, we know the exact process dks go through, and we know how hard there unlives are, and almost all the main dk characters are GOOD guys!
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You’re*
Nah.
And we know it was different for Sylvanas.
Probably because Arthas treated them like meat shields instead of special pleasure objects. 
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I never said it didn’t play a part. What I said was that it played a part. But it was not the only reason. There is more to her evil than the curse. Her own character and choices also played a part. In other words, she is not blameless. You cannot blame it all on the curse.
You suggested that the Arbiter sent them to the Maw (something we don’t actually know happened) because of the curse. That is not the case.
See, but that is giving them a free get out of jail for what they did after. And that is what we are saying should not happen. That is the argument. So, not a Strawman.
Other undead prove that the curse does not force them into evil. So, Sylvanas should not be treated as blameless for her actions.
Go play the DK start from Wrath. It is absolutely there.