Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.

Here we go again. The ASD claims to have been gutted to bone and short of money---yet like magic , they have money to give the new super  position a 31 percent increase in pay.
No

here's something i have already learned...idiot savants like ben carson may have advanced degrees and be able to write books, but when they start spouting off about their invisible friend in the sky, they reveal themselves as utterly delusional and, if not certifiably insane, certainly borderline insane.
      
that includes you, minnery, with your 'just like billy graham' howler of a revelation.  
(there is something seriously creepy here, but that's another story).
  
look, drop the pretenses.  

this is a political con gussied up in the rags of dominionist theology.
  
the people who drop $35 - $100 in the coffers either don't know that or they are pretending that they don't know in order to have these hucksters advance their political views.

how does any of this con job comfort the truly afflicted and the downtrodden?

and yes, i do know that ben carson and ben chavis are different people.

dollars to doughnuts plenty of the attendees don't know that.
Yes

So the Oregon Democrats are so concerned with the plight of the working poor that they rush through an "emergency" minimum wage increase, and then try to sneak through a bill that will raise consumer prices by up to 7.5%. Why am I not surprised? Oregon Democrats can't seem to keep their hands out of my pockets, and I've had enough. Aside from rising consumer prices, we will likely see a disemployment effect in addition to that brought on by the highest state minimum wage in the nation. Now, these effects might not be fully felt until the next recession, when the impact of the high minimum wage and high gross receipts tax crush the local economy. Oregon is already hit very hard by recessions, if this tax passes the next one will cripple us.

No