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Not everyone, but someone who seriously and without any reason whatsoever – without any provocation from my side.
That is, everyone.
Even just having a grenade in your pocket is already a crime; it's the mere fact of its presence, not the fact of its use or the threat of it.
Okay, I'll be clearer: it's not about the grenade at all, but about the fact that you are now threatening someone with physical violence, which is also punishable. If you played WoW, you would know that for such things, Blizzard tracks people by IP address and calls the police to the offender's address. Be glad that we don't have the West here with all its advantages.
The same applies to threats in real life – if such threats are discovered on forums, we contact law enforcement agencies at the person's place of residence, and there have been cases where forum trolls had unpleasant conversations with the valiant guardians of the law, who, by the way, really don't like false alarms.
Even so, the person who was bitten has every right to be indignant and demand compensation for moral damages from the dog's owner.
Good luck with that.
I don't know, maybe Siever is here on the forum as a funny little animal – a pet.
No, someone else is acting as a funny little animal right now...