I read through the entire thread and you keep saying you don't need the feature, because you know where you're shooting and it distracts you... Well if that were the case, you wouldn't be annoyed by this feature, because it would never take effect.
To me it seems you still haven't fully understood this feature and why its there.
I do realize everybody plays differently, I do to, but I just can't see why this would be a bad feature to anybody.
What would be the point in turning it off? You're sitting behind a rock or a tree and are aiming at an enemy. The crosshair flips to the side, because it shows you, that right now, you would not hit your target, but the cover instead. If you were to turn off said feature, you would ADS, shoot at your target, but your bullets would just land in the tree or rock your sitting behind... What good does that do?
If you're aiming right, and using cover right, the crosshair "flipping" would never take affect.
Why would you not want to know when your bullets aren't going to hit your desired target?