Observation that "they" called OP mad.

[ysabel]

Assertion that OP will show them, show them all. Maniacal laugh.

Comments

[redbird]

Angry assertion that "mad" is biased and derogatory vocabulary.

[quinfirefrorefiddle]

Linkspam in support of above poster's assertion, which would be more effective if half of the links weren't to Wikipedia articles.

[ysabel]

Enthusiastic agreement.

[rydra_wong]

Declaration of right to reclaim term! Assertion of credentials as crazy person; angry allegation that PC is denying right to self-identification.

Complete failure to notice that OP was not using term in this sense.

[elf]

Insistence that "reclaim term" movement is caused by conspiracy of privilege against cognitively disabled persons who are incapable of noticing said plot. Demand for use of medically-preferred terminology.

Demand for sympathy for OP.

Continuation of failure to notice OP was not using the term in this sense.

[pauamma]

Links to various DSM entries commenter claims PC is easily diagnosed as. The 2 or 3 that are not incompatible with others in the list are arguably lifestyles, not mental diseases.

[softestbullet]

US-centric proclamation that "mad" has only ever meant "angry."

[forthwritten]

Copy-and-pasted dictionary definition highlighting global implications of the word. Sniffy comment.