It's not an opinion, it's a conjecture. Opinions are emotional responses to facts, not arguments about their veracity. Examples of opinions include: The color

It's not an opinion, it's a conjecture. Opinions are emotional responses to facts, not arguments about their veracity. Examples of opinions include: The color red is beautiful. I'm sad that sharks are being hunted. I hate poor people. None of the following are opinions: This rose is red. My landlord poisoned my dog. Poor people do more drugs than rich people. In particular, a statement is not an opinion simply because it is presented without evidence. It is only an opinion if it can't possess any in the first place.