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Categorize the comment on the basis of insult. If the comment is insulting output Yes, otherwise output No.
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Kyle, this is nonsense and a common Conservative stereotype and is incredibly ignorant as to how many people have to live.  I have family members and know many others that (not all  the same person) have worked hard all of their lives, gotten education, were in business. Many cannot find work despite trying and when they do it pays the meager minimum wage with no benefits or get worked 39.5 hours a week so they get less pay and no benefits.  Many of them have college degrees, many of them are VETERANS who served their country and now are dumped on the side of the road. Many of them worked for decades and got laid off by some cost cutting measure to increase stock prices and now can't find anything else. 

The American adage that all you have to do is work hard, save, get education and you will do fine is just a fairly tale for many and an increasing amount of Americans because the system is *broken* and works for a little group of people
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Yes


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Pffft, I've no desire to share any space with people like that. They need to get run out of town along with the rest of the bullying gun nuts.

Two years ago I had a guy follow me to my house all road rage-y over something or other. He had gun stickers all over his car. If we lived in the world he wants, I could have just shot him because I did indeed feel threatened. And that's the world people like that, and this dog killer, really want. Running them out of town with a heavy dose of shunning is the very least they deserve. You really want trigger happy crazies living next to you? Your family could be next, after all.
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Yes


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I'm reading lots of complaints about these development proposals.  What would the complainers do instead?  Support the high-growth timber economy? Spend money to try to attract some more call centers or big box retail?   Do nothing?   What's so bad about building infrastructure to attract and support what could be high-growth businesses?  The Farmer's Market, even as it is, is a major draw for the area: something residents are proud of. Why not expand and support local small business?  What are your alternatives?
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No