Skoll Shorties

Just because garrosh thought murdering innocents was for the good of the horde, does not mean what he thought was true, and it does not suddenly make what he did "good for the horde"

Kael'thas led his people into the fel, an addiction that was far worse then what they had. Instead of rebuilding the sunwell he abandoned it and the people who stood by it. then later he came back and murdered them all FOR POWER.

If you murder someone and say "It was the word of god" no matter how much you believe it. when you get in front of the judge, you will not be praised for your work of god, you will be punished for murder, just as kael'thas was.

Kael'thas could believe with all of his soul that what he did was for the good of his people. But when he steps in front of the judge, he will be trialed for his crimes, not what he believes, but for what he DID. His sinstone is not a lie, it is the truth.

You're bringing up morality again. It doesn't matter, they believe what they did was right. It doesn't make them a good person, far from it in those cases, but you can't argue that they didn't follow what they thought was right.

The accuser cant say "lol actually u didn't believe that" if anything she should be saying "idgaf that you believe that look at all the death and harm you caused trying to achieve that!"

THE SINSTONE IS NOT WHAT HE BELIEVED IN IT IS A LIST OF HIS CRIMES! @Skoll_Shorties can you explain it to them i'm done here i cant anymore.

i never said his sinstone was wrong tho? i dont think you understand my POV