First of all, I'm getting downrated for expressing an opinion relevant to the quest and topic in a perfectly neutral manner? What is this, YouTube?
Second of all, what he does with Vol'jin isn't at all relevant to what I said, nor did I mention him.
My point is, while Garrosh is certainly crude and does things he shouldn't do, it's easy to have this whole "They're valuable allies and should be respected" and all that from a player point of view, but that's not the same thing.
A minority can very easily give the majority a bad name, justified or no, real life examples are absolutely everywhere, and perfectly good and normal people fall for them. And we're talking "backstabbing killers who toy with deadly plagues" -level here.
And if you've done SFK for example, you'll know that the Forsaken are completely ready to just plain disregard the warnings, calling the orcish High Warlord Cromush basically a "thick-skulled brute with a fool's brain", and play with the plague anyway. There are many similar quests as well, such as gathering those "supplies" in Hillsbrad.
And none of this, mass-raising the dead Lich King -style, allying themselves with the goons of the aforementioned Lich King or developing deadly plagues can possibly look like anything but trouble for any non-Forsaken or has any positive effect on you if you're alive (like Garrosh and the REST OF THE WORLD), but there's a whole lot of potential for disaster. It's all entirely and completely for the Forsaken and the Forsaken alone, there is zero "respect" for any other race in all of Azeroth, and you're complaining that THEY aren't shown enough respect?
I would dare to say that you didn't look at it from all perspectives. Just because Sylvanas is liked and Garrosh hated doesn't mean everything is black and white. Also, I'm seeing way too much trouble making an argument about fictional characters and using way too many silly links, especially considering I'll probably get downrated again and this'll all go to oblivion, but hey. If you read all the way here, have a cookie.