Not angry at all just disappointed.
He's just projecting, brother. When those who disagree with you begin to accuse you of things that aren't true, or even infer it, then it's an indication they themselves are provoked and wish to retaliate.
Their hope is to provoke you so they can say, "See, you're angry. You're not a Christian, and nobody should listen to you."
But they would be the source of the provocation, right? So who should listen to them?
The point is, we have sin, we live in an imperfect world, and we must share the world with imperfect people. We are all going to die, and we all, as Christians, must be disciplined.
Further, we must all, if we are godly, suffer persecution from a world that hates Christian righteousness. What then is the value of "claim it" theology?
Do these people really think they're going to "take over the world" in Jesus' name, and live perfect lives? God only knows what is in their hearts!
We share a gospel of *grace,* and not a gospel of perfection, and certainly not a gospel that exhibits rebellion against God's word. If God says we must suffer persecution and deprivation of various kinds, it is rebellion to establish a doctrine that attempts to override it.