As i said:
For Warcraft standards, orcs are about as human as any other ingame race.
And advocating for the âOnly humans get humane treatmentâ is stupid in a setting that has several humanoid races.
Dwarves and elves arenât deserving of humane treatment neither?
Thing isâŚit wasnât guaranteed success. As Thrall proved later on.
It was a questionable decision, of little morality, that only guaranteed a permanent resentment against humans.
And if said sort of morally questionable and radical measures are to be considered reasonable, then why all the fuss with stuff like Teldrassil?
If we are to dismiss moral enemy treatment based on whether we consider our enemies âhumanâ, then its all fair game. For everybody.
So yeah, if you want to argue how the internment camps werenât morally wrong, you may have a whole series of ramifications to consider.
PS:
No? Why not?
All Orcs needed was a figure to rally behind and they were more than capable of storming and overwhelming the spread-out and lightly warded camps.
With Grom in charge instead of Thrall, the only difference would probably be that instead of having said population navigate elsewhere to live peacefully, they wouldâve continued razing and killing every human settlement they encountered.
And who âallowedâ Thrallâs Horde to develop? Humans tried their best to stop them, but they couldnât.
This parallel with the concentration camps was far from being the only alternative left for humans. And was a decision of questionable morality.
I mean, even Azshara granted trolls certain lands after almost wiping them all out during the Night elf expanse.
EDIT 2: Again, iâm not really fan of the moralist angle regarding fictional races, but if people are to weight them as they apparently want to, then all this rhetoric from both OP and several takes on the matter, reeks of double standards.