You confuse action and reaction. Usually, it’s more like:
You: “OMG ALLIANCE BIAS! THE HORDE HAS LITERALLY LOST EVERY BATTLE IN BFA!!”
Me: “Well, the Horde won the first one. Teldrassil burned.”
You: “DOESN’T MATTER, THEY LITERALLY GOT THEIR ZONES BACK.”
Me: "That wasn’t the point. You said they "literally didn’t win a single battle, which is wrong. Also, you keep misusing ‘litera-’ "
You: “ALLIANCE BIAS! I WILL NOT REST UNTIL YOU ARE DESTROYED, SCUM! LOK’TAR OGAR!”
How often have I tried to explain to you that it’s not a dick measuring contest? Usually it’s you who start comparing, thereby selectively ignoring everything that doesn’t support your narrative.
Vol’jin is about to become a loa. Anyway, you know that I agree with the sentiment that Blizzard killed too many Horde leaders in the last expansions. And that I think that Horde should have at least won one of the Warfronts. What you can’t get in your head is that your everlasting mixture of spam and temper tantrum won’t change anything, as long as you don’t manage to get support from the community. Try to inspire others, not to alienate them.
Actually, Kael’thas’ reason seemed reasonable at the time, he was desperate and arrogant. And Gallywix, who doesn’t even have a lot of redeeming qualities, is still alive (<- See? Again, you don’t pay attention to the details, yet you tell others to “know their lore”)
Then do it like the rest of us in a civil manner and don’t act as if it were your story to tell! You can ask Blizzard, you can wish, but you can’t demand. If you have reasonable arguments and stop with the “OBEY ME, OR ELSE”-BS, people might actually support you.
TL;DR
Take this as one of the rare times when I take you seriously (that’s why I’m posting with my main):
When you want people to support your wishes, give them arguments and good reasons to do so.
When you instead chose to make it your personal vendetta against Blizzard without any regard for other players, you can’t complain about “being bullied”. What goes around, comes around.