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

[Q]: Hugh: Ali would have looked down on you, and not respected you, unless you yourself are black, heterosexual, married to a black woman, and a Muslim.   If you don't fall into that category, then you would have been a devil in his eyes.

When asked by a BBC reporter about his beliefs that black people should not associate with whites, he said this:

"There are white people who mean right and in their hearts wanna do right. But if 10,000 rattlesnakes were coming down that aisle now, and I had a door that I could shut, and in that 10,000, 1,000 meant right, 1,000 rattlesnakes didn't want to bite me, I knew they were good... Should I let all these rattlesnakes come down, hoping that the thousand get together and form a shield for me? Or should I just close the door and stay safe?"

That is certainly not a man to be admired.  Not in my book.  The fact that his analogy for white people was that they are rattlesnakes says a lot.

What if a white person said that of blacks??
[A]: Yes


[Q]: Wisconsin's ban is a little different, since the Tavern League did later negotiate a 'enclosed smoking room' exemption into the ban meaning if a room had enough windows that could be opened, smoking would be allowed in there. This proposed Alaska smoking ban bill as I understand it at first glance doesn't allow for any exemptions, even including e-cigarette usage inside nor a smoking room exemption. Honestly who cares if some rural dive bars or other businesses want to allow smoking? If a few businesses do and you don't like the fact indoor smoking is permitted, then don't patronize them. Illinois' smoking ban was more restrictive(including casinos and not allowing bars to even have an indoor smoking room for smokers), and a lot of businesses were impacted as a result. Including Harrah's Metropolis Casino in southern Illinois laying off 30 workers, and lots of mom and pop bars closing for good. Good riddance if an Alaska legislative committee chooses to let this foolish bill die.
[A]: No


[Q]: http://college.usatoday.com/2016/02/24/u-of-houston-faculty-get-tips-on-how-not-to-get-killed/
[A]:
No