I'm sorry, but I will not entertain otherwise.

You have no obligation to learn anything. Not in this conversation, nor any other. But it does make things frightfully dull, both for you and the person attempting to converse with you.

The choice is yours, but the laws of nature won't change or go away because you shut your eyes and ears and scream like a child.

The reason it is a law, is not because of the scores of scientists and laypersons before me who have recorded and measured it (many in published works on hydrostatics, as well as textbooks which you refuse to read yourself). It is not a law because i said it. It is a law only because it is demonstrably (empirically) so and you cannot provide any measurement (nor cite anyone else's) which contradicts it. That is the way it is with ALL laws. This is an important lesson to learn if you want to understand, discuss, or practice science.

Newton's third law doesn't require that the opposite action is a force being exerted (by the glass jar) onto the original object (the particle)

Read it again. It explicitly and unequivocally says that. For every action ... (applied force is an action).