Skoll Shorties

That was one of the major lessons that the Pandaren taught but the other lessons was the one previously stated. Vol'jin shot the message to the other members of the Horde that they were a family and not this band of warmongering tyrants that Garrosh wanted them to be.

What I am trying to say is they did a poor job of showing the three different sides of what the Horde's take away from it. - Those that had no part in it. - Those that took part at the start and regretted. - Those that took part and enjoyed themselves.

They did a fine job of it. You just seem to think there were a lot more in group b than there actually were. The only one was Saurfang. Literally. Every single other POV we saw were people who had no problem, or were even happy, about doing it.

I don't know how many more times Blizzard needs to make the Horde commit evil acts before you & some others realize that, by and large, the Horde is totally fine doing horrendous things. The only thing stopping them from doing more are a few leaders OCCASIONALLY not ordering it.

The Horde has an identity crisis for this very reason. Some of it wants to do the wrongs you're pointing out while some of it doesn't. It's constantly clashing with one another which is why it needs stability.