Perhaps at this mental state [no offense] you perceive everything as an attack, or perhaps that's just your default setting. But try to see it with a different glasses, for a second?

You asked for my opinion about your flag and the entire sub-topic surrounding it. In other words, the case itself. I, with reference to the older post where I say I --summarized-- know this board and its past cases like the back of my hand told you as above, that you don't want me to write in public.

That is not --at least not intended to be as-- a threat, that's a friendly gesture of declining to pitch in, in order to not necessarily stir the pot, as reflected in the part where I wrote, "this is me waiting and see, with a splash of that "OP's shoes and Rollbit's glasses".

Imagine it like this, we're two buddies where I know a thing or two about you. We're in a party, or in a street, or in whatever setting you preferred to be, where a group of people's attention are shifted towards you, and you asked me to tell them, publicly, what I think of your juggling ability. Knowing one or two things about that juggling ability and what my opinion will bring to the public, I said, "oh, trust me, you don't want me to give my opinion about that".

That is a threat... how?

Though, to further clarify the snippet, "the cat is actually already out of the bag", as one or two attentive people actually already mentioned their opinion about the topic.

Is that understandable? And is that still perceived as a threat? And, most importantly, do you still want me to tell the public what I think? Because, you see, I initially shied away from it because I don't want to stir the pot, for your sake. But it seems it make things worse as it spin differently in your head. So, if you still really want to know my opinion, just holler, and I'll give my best to explain what I think about this case in details, to help us all get over it.

"Perhaps at this mental state [no offense] you perceive everything as an attack, or perhaps that's just your default setting."