I don't think the white woman with an emotional support dog who got the black man kicked off the flight had any ptsd.
> Ex-soldiers with PTSD are one of the best studied.
Do they need animals to serve as their crutch to go everywhere? Don't think so. I have plenty of ex-soldiers in my family. None of them ever had an emotional support animal.
> So either you doubt the realism of PTSD
No. I think people can have traumatic experiences. Pretty much everyone deals with it and moves on with thier lives like they have throughout history. The "business" around PTSD is what I have an issue with.
> That begs the question, what is a treatment that doesn't foster weakness?
Might want to look up what "begs the question" really means.
> Mental illnesses and their effective treatments don't care about whether you believe in them or not.
Right. Good one.
You obviously didn't read the article and just want to peddle more weakness justification or virtue signal or have financial incentives to respond the way you did.