>>But you asked for an expert's opinion, and therefor I provided what you asked for. Then you want to complain about it. This way no matter what is provided to you it's something you can complain about and not address this issue at hand. The guy is mentally unstable - and despite all the overwhelming evidence of not just his actions and words, but the opinions of hundreds, if not 1000's of experts, you just won't accept it....

I asked for expert opinion, not an expert's opinion as you paraphrase. What I asked for, requires a patient examination. Quoting the American Psychiatric Association in its latest decision in March 2017: while it is perfectly fine for a psychiatrist to share their expertise about psychiatric issues in general, it is unethical to offer a professional opinion about an individual without conducting an examination. The committee clarified that the rule applies to all professional opinions offered by psychiatrists, not just diagnoses.

What you paraphrased my request into, is a reaction to MSM reports by somebody who happens to be a traditionally liberal "mental health professional" (which term IME includes people who may not be qualified to issue any diagnosis, let alone this one) leading to a predictable conclusion, exactly as the MSM intends.