TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: And how *exactly* do you know how Mr. Larson felt at the time of confrontation and assault with Tallman? Were you in his head? Puh-lease. There's no way in hell anyone is taking your comments seriously now and you are sounding more ridiculous with each subsequent comment.

SOLUTION: Yes

PROBLEM: So how big of a sales tax would be required?  Juneau has a 5% sales tax and brings in $43 million spread across about 30,000 residents.  Expand that to the entire state and that brings in about $1 billion.  But it has a few problems:
1.  Juneau gets a million cruise tourists a year, so sales tax revenue is likely higher there than it would be elsewhere.  In reality the state sales tax would need to be 6% or more.
2.  Many out-of-state owned businesses skip town without remitting their taxes.  Difficult to enforce when the business is operating in the Virgin Islands or whatever winter cruise port.  It's a perennial problem there.
3.  A state sales tax would be piled on top of existing municipal sales taxes in the communities that have them (i.e. Juneau would have a 10% sales tax).  So they would have to switch to higher property taxes which the sales tax supporters would probably consider even less fair.

If you just gotta have a sales tax, make it a big one only in the summer season.

SOLUTION: No

PROBLEM: It's probably due to our newest industry:  cannabis cultivation.  There is so much money to be made in marijuana that a lot of young people have stopped looking for traditional jobs and probably aren't that interested in unemployment benefits.  There is a lot of money to be made trimming buds and it's a job you can do at home in your spare time.  Marijuana, IMHO, is also the reason that Oregon has become the most moved to state in America.  Marijuana, legal and black market, will stimulate a lot of local spending.

SOLUTION:
No