I don't want to hear any of this 'he was under the effects of wolfgods/oldgods/godsgods' nonsense, who's fault is it that he can't control himself enough to not hurt his son?
Have you ever seen the Shining? You know, where Jack Nicholson plays the murdering alcoholic. He, in a fit of rage, grabbed his son's arm and hurt him real bad. Was that okay? No, that's pyscho behavior. Why is it okay when Varian does it? The guy hurts his kid and he goes to Velen's foster care and nobody ever brings this up and it's never an issue. I mean, how can anybody say Garrosh is bad when Garrosh isn't the one beating his kids?
You can't name one instance where Garrosh takes it upon himself to beat some kids around just because he was angry one day. Varian's supposed to rise as a good leader out of all this, right? How does adding child abuse to the mix count as evolving as a leader?