What type of activity may imply an expressed or implied threat?

Making vague threats represents a clear example of expressing an implied or expressed threat. This type of activity involves communication that may not be direct but nonetheless conveys a sense of menace or intimidation. Vague threats can cause a recipient to feel unsafe or concerned about potential harm, as they often lack specific details but still suggest hostility or intent to harm.

In contrast, discussing recent news events, engaging in aviation activity, or networking with local businesses do not inherently carry an implication of threat. These activities are generally neutral in nature and do not communicate any intention to intimidate or harm others.