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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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This is just further proof that the Malheur occupiers are all mentally ill people.  These are clearly the acts of an unbalanced person.   They need to all either be locked up in prison, or become a patient at a secure mental hospital.

Just look at this image of Scott Willingham taken during the occupation.  Just look at all of the powerful weapons that he is armed with.   And take a look at the absolutely crazed look on his face.   That is clearly the face of a very dangerous insane maniac.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZs_cRHWEAE0-4Q.jpg

Willingham is homeless, and has been living out of his pickup truck for a long time.  He was still in his home state of Texas when the occupation started.  Although only 48, he admitted to the news media during the occupation that he had not worked in a long time.
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Yes


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All ivory trade should be banned

2015 25 walruses found dead near Cape Lisburne. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined the laughter was human caused. 1992 – A two year federal undercover operation interrupted one of the biggest wildlife slaughters in modern Alaska history; a grisly massacre of protected walruses providing ivory for the tourist trade. 2007 - Commentary by Paul Watson Founder and President of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society: Headless walrus are washing up on Alaskan beaches and narwhals are being pumped full of lead. Arctic wildlife is under assault in the quest for ivory and few dare question the losses for fear of being labeled racist. Additional stories, www.adn.com, search “ivory”. Alaska ivory poaching is on a par with African elephant ivory poaching.
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Yes


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Dall sheep in Alaska are found on high, almost inaccessible mountains. But if you train your binoculars on them, they come down the mountain to see what the flashy thing is. After walking five or ten miles, they recognize a human and come over to say howdy. They might rub up against you as a form of greeting. Now if you've been rolling in the hay with your domestic sheep or goats, the little critters on you might get transferred to the wild sheep. This seems to be the most likely theory of how disease can be transferred. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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No