On being offended by an opinion

There are several invariable responses by supporters of the fantasy of 'ADHD' to public criticism. One is to be 'offended', which is a sneaky way of saying you want censorship of opinions you don't like. The other is to say that: 'I "have" "ADHD" ' or: 'My child "has" "ADHD" - therefore it must exist.' This is not an argument. The existence of a complaint is proved by objective, measurable and predictive evidence that it is the demonstrable cause of the symptoms cited. Assertion that these...