How about "Please keep a similar schedule to what you have for the first tier of Savage."
This is where your argument flaws apart. They already delay Savage. Only the subsequent two tiers are released alongside Normal mode. In fact, the initial release is significantly longer. Eden's Gate didn't release until four weeks after Shadowbringers; nearly five if you pre-ordered for Early Access. An additional two weeks later passed before Savage finally released. Asking they maintain that schedule, albeit a week shorter, isn't "re-design your launch." That statement alone is quite the reach, especially given SE has repeatedly delayed content in the past. Eureka was finished much earlier yet they purposely delayed it because they were concerned with 4.2 having too much content. Even now, the relic weapons are delayed for similar reasons.
There has already been a precedence yet. So lets not pretend a require to delay Savage would be wholly unique.
Why would this suddenly not happen a week later? Would you magically not enjoy your blind Ramuh prog if it came out on the 25th instead of the 18th? Furthermore, why does a week's delay bother you if you have no aspiration to clear in the first week? Do note I'm not saying clearing several weeks or even months later is a bad thing. You do you. I just fail to see why a week or even a day delay would be such an impact on what I imagine is a more casual minded static.
The highlight parts are where you said it; literally in the very same paragraph.
Your entire argument hinges on you not wanting the delay because you don't care if it bothers anyone else. Your preference is to have Savage immediately. Mine, and several others judging by the response to this thread, is to have Savage delayed. Cool. We both have differing opinions. Now why does your opinion trump anyone else's? If you "don't care" about anyone's position but your own, why should they care about yours?
In layman's terms: we have a simple disagreement. But only you are demanding your argument is correct because you made it.