Categorize the comment on the basis of toxicity. If the comment is toxic (harmful, malicious, derogatory, threat, insult, identity attck, etc.) output Yes, otherwise output No.

Mr. Black, I read about southern white people who would say virtually the same thing as you during the civil rights era.  They would say that Black people in the south were perfectly happy being treated barely better than slaves and who were the civil rights workers to come down there and rile them up with ideas that they were equal with whites and entitled to vote and an education and things like that? So Natives in Canada, (and here in Alaska too???) should just learn to accept their station in society and be happy and not get depressed about it?  Common argument from the dominant group in any society.  The ones who lack compassion anyway.
Yes

The standing dead yellow cedars last a really really long time. I have watched this for at least 40 years, and noted the rust red foliage of  recently dead yellow cedars. The long dead spiketops that have been deceased so long that their branches have rotted and fallen far outnumber the recent dead. I think this would be a non issue if they rotted and fell in less than a decade like hemlocks instead of continuing to stand for a hundred years.
No

A critique of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump from a member of the BOD of Americans for Democratic Action may  be driven by bias upon a Republican presidential candidate.  The millions, including many Democrats themselves,  are attracted to Trump because of  the issues he proposes which affect the quality of life and the security of this nation.

No