There was an implication of an accusation in that post but I forgot to actually include an explicit statement. His flip has no part in the reasoning - I would not blame someone for attacking Dariush, the strange thing is the manner in which you did it.
Your posts were only three hours apart, and I think it's reasonable that he wouldn't've seen your question in that time (I sometimes leave Bay 12 open while doing something else, for instance). In addition, since the scum can't do anything secretly it wouldn't really have mattered if you waited for his answer past the deadline. So again the issue is you made a post in which you didn't particularly accuse Dariush and then a few hours later decided to double attack him without hearing the response.
Those posts were three hours apart, my other posts were longer than that - after poking him on it, he didn't reply to any one of them at all. Also what's with the bolded part? Nextly, I browsed over his posts and didn't like the way he presented information. It lacked motivation, seemingly aimed at pushing on the emotional side rather than the logical side. The manner in which I did it was to get rid of an uncertain variable, but now we know the result.
Tiruin and Toaster are both at least swordsmen (they both double attacked; Toaster on T2 and Tiruin on T3) so it's more dangerous to have them alive if they're traitors.
Jim hasn't been playing either so we can kill him as a secondary choice too, it's hard to read a player who can't really access the game.
Your opinion matters, but it won't do any good unless you try to enforce them. It is amusing though (Jim is busy IRL. Midterms.
MIDTERMS! THEY ARE A TERROR UPON OUR LANDS! SMITE THEM!
THEY HAVE MATH!), but why kill Jim, explicitly?
Also, why is the chance of attacking more, more dangerous than defending more, if I may ask you?