Anthony
"Indeed. They're the sort I don't feel sorrow for killing, quite the opposite. The less Forsworn around, the better. Crazed men dressing in bones and wielding weapons made from antlers and tearing their own freakin' hearts out to get stronger. Can't forget who knows how many lives they take each day, killing travelers or using them as sacrifices or some crap. Good riddance to those bastards, and same to those damned Silver Hand guys too, like they're any different to your average group of murderers and thieves hiding out in caves or rotten wood houses."

*Rodric seemed to be getting a bit amped up as well, talking with fervor. It was pretty easy to tell he hated these kinds of people also. Understandable, given he'd lived with them. Even if they weren't a threat, that didn't make them any less problematic to other people, and he wasn't one to sit back and watch a bunch of savage madmen killing undeserving folks.*
Donald
"The Silver-Hand?" He asks, "I don't think I've heard of them, what sets them apart from other bandits?"

He really doesn't know who they are, they aren't mentioned often by travellers, and Crag doesn't often travel far from the Sanctuary
Anthony
*Rodric paused for a moment with a slightly surprised look on his face. Maybe he said something he didn't plan, or he was just surprised that Crag wasn't aware of what he was talking about.*

"They're about the same as any other- killers living in the woods away from towns and robbing merchants and travelers. What sets them apart is their use of silvered weaponry, and their profound hatred for werewolves. They display the severed heads of the werewolves they kill on spikes at their forts. More widespread than other bandits, but in the end, they're just brigands with shiny swords and deep hate driving them."
Donald
"Ah," He says, "I pity Werewolves and other Lycans, it truly is a curse, no matter the benefits." He says. 

He's had his fair share of run-ins with werewolves, living in the wilderness and all. They're one of the few foes who can actually give him a run for his money. He still pities them, though. To him they got the bad end of the deal. Deals with Daedra are not something he'd try to do, and some Lycans don't even get a choice.