You don't get it. Let me explain. And when I'm done explaining you will understand. He means the reader will feel guilty for not understanding rather then blam

You don't get it. Let me explain. And when I'm done explaining you will understand. He means the reader will feel guilty for not understanding rather then blaming me for his lack of understanding due to a poorly worded explanation. Either I'm guilty of a bad explanation or he's guilty of being too stupid to understand. Which is it? By declaring beforehand the fact that he will understand as a consequence of the explanation I subtly connote that if such understanding isn't achieved then the problem isn't my explanation.