Wrong!
“They paint their hooves red!”
It’s one of the /silly comments of Male humans 
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Silly humans 
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I spoke for myself, something that people hardly do these days as they enjoy speaking for everyone all the time.
But since you didn’t get it: I mean I’m obviously not alone in this and there are other race/class combos out there that people would play over anything else and they do make sense lorewise but they can’t both because Blizzard simply doesn’t want and because there’s always whiners that can’t accept that they were there in the lore and will come with the usual ‘‘BuT cLaSs IdEnTiTy’’.
Just because I didn’t quote everything you said doesn’t mean I ignored / didn’t read, you acting all lord of truth right now for no reason.
Source?
And exactly how many Tauren Paladins and Troll Druids were there before Cataclysm? 0.
Draenei Rogues, on the other hand…
And Night Elf culture doesn’t go with Mages, not nowadays Night Elf culture, didn’t stop them from recruiting the Shen’dralar in Cataclysm.
Btw I’ll just add here that many of the Warlock races are not very acceptable by the society they are part of and not really part of the race culture, yet they exist and are playable.
If culture is the logic against Draenei Rogues then brb removing Night Elf Mages and Human, Dwarf, Orc, Troll and probably Nightborne Warlocks.
And don’t get me started on Draenei NPCs inside Rogue Class Hall.
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Draenei and Tauren are far too honest and respectable to go sneaking around, shoving their hands down other people’s trousers to steal their loose change.
That and their hands are just too big to fit in anyone’s pockets.
You’re just poking fun at others instead of trying to understand the importance of lore, how very mature. Also why are you pretending that Blizzard is some malicious entity trying to undermine fun for simply the sake of it? They perceive not enabling all classes as something that preserves the integrity of races, it’s one of the few non-money oriented decisions in the game.
Your response literally didn’t address anything else so how would I know you did?
Warlocks have practitioners to teach and pass down the knowledge, the Tauren and Draenei have no such people to pass this knowledge down.
If I’m not mature for saying what we can see everyday on threads with this kind of suggestion fine.
I didn’t adress before but I did on my second reply, are you happy now?
And don’t come with that knowledge excuse, Rogues aren’t magic users (except for some shadow abilities), it’s not that much about knowledge passing.
You started with the culture thing and I replied accordingly, now you’re just denying it. It’s fine for you when it can justify a combo already playable but not for defending other combos? Kthen.
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Late reply but this one:
Culture can evolve, Night Elves can learn to forgive, the Tauren can learn other noble practices, but it won’t take an outright 180, like teaching pickpocketing and sneaking around. You seem hostile and angry just because I don’t agree with you. My original point still stands : learn to appreciate these fantasy cultures for what they are, not always long for something that isn’t available.
Thank you for proving me right.
Again, it is only right to defend playable options, how convenient.
You spend half of your posts making assumptions about me.
What are you, a psychologist?
Who said I don’t? 
It’s not like Rogues are strong culture figures of anyone’s culture. Looking at Pandaren culture would you think they could be Rogues too? Nope, but they can.
You don’t have to agree with me, but that won’t change the fact the culture didn’t stop some race / class combos nor the fact that Draenei Rogues are there but unlike some that became playable they didn’t, but it’s the same thing.
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As I have mentioned before, I find most playable combinations fitting and the few I didn’t agree with I learned to accept as part of the culture Blizzard imagined for that faction. You’re the one that’s unable to accept this.
There is no assumption in telling you that you come across as angry and emotional and not someone who considers things rationally from a distance. Assumptions would be me assuming your gender or other things based on nothing.
You by trying to shoehorn rogues into cultures they don’t fit, because you want them?
Draenei rogues are out there, but not as a part of the Draenei who joined the Alliance. Same as with the Grimtotem. Different cultures of the same race might adapt different practices, something existing in the game doesn’t instantly mean it’s supposed to be playable.
(And btw yes, Pandaren are a famously agile and nimble race in the game, with some pretty questionable parts, it’s way easier for me to imagine them as rogues than a Tauren or Draenei. )
So do I, I accept the playable combos but Draenei Rogues are no different from some of them, I don’t accept cheap excuses for them to not be playable because for every argumente against it there is one for.
Expressing lore fact and saying that in my opinion Draenei Rogues make as much sense as playable options is being emotional now… noted.
And you come across as know-it-all that has the ability to negate existing combo while defending other existing combos just because those became playable you liking it or not, but here we are.
I’m not shoehorning anything, it is already there, just not the spotlight of the culture. But then Night Elf Mages aren’t either so…
And does Kul Tiran look agile to you?
Oh right, pirates. Did you know there are Draenei pirate NPCs too?
‘‘But cult–’’ No. Night Elf Mages refute the culture argument 100%.
You are all defending combos that were outcasts and came back because why not as well as combos that were totally made up just because it was needed for the sake of more options but then you are against Draenei Rogue, it makes no sense.
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If you really don’t see the difference in the Tauren picking up Paladins or Rogues (or the same for the Draenei) or the Night Elves leaving the stigma of mages behind after being part of the Alliance that has the most powerful mages on Azeroth trying to defend it, then you’re intentionally turning a blind eye. Either way this is going in circles so imma drop this with you, you just repeat yourself and are unwilling to consider why others might say what they say. Have a good one mate, and don’t stress yourself too much with Draenei Rogues, I don’t see them coming in the near future.
Same?
Same again?
Hilarious, you descibred yourself trying to flame me.
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That’s pretty descriptive of how you perceived me trying to open up other perspectives for you. I’m kinda sad, kinda feel silly for wasting so much time now.
Cheerz mate.
The last setence is totally it.
But if it wasn’t that apologizes.
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There was no ill intent behind that sentence, I truly just don’t want to get your hopes up, based on how Blizzard treated these races I just don’t expect rogue coming as an option any time soon. I don’t hate people I disagree with, don’t take it to heart.
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It’s alright.
I admit I come across as harsh very often, but I’m not taking it personal, next thread I see you I won’t disagree with something on purpose or anything. It’s just that I believe Draenei Rogues should be playable and you don’t, that’s everything.
It’s all good.
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Huh. Look at them go poof! Not sure if I imagined it like that…this way it seems more like an ability like shadow cloak and stealth I would imagine staying low to the ground. However I can’t imagine you not being able to see a night elf crouching down 
sure but no stealth for you
More like hunters shouldn’t have stealth you mean