In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: toxic and non-toxic. Toxicity is defiend as anything that is rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable that would make someone want to leave a converation.

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Comment: A firm justification for laws limiting the freedom of citizens is the protection of others who might be adversely affected.  In the case of alcohol, there is a potential danger of drunken driving and other acts committed under the influence.  Good laws do not limit individual freedom unless it significantly advances the safety or rights of the general population.  In the present instance, the purchase and use of cigarettes by the younger population does not significantly impact the safety or rights of the general population.  Therefore this restriction on freedom does not conform to good democratic practice.  The dangers of second hand smoke are addressed by other laws prohibiting smoking in various places.  This law represents only the limitation of individual freedom because of the opinions and preferences of others.  In a free society, limitations on freedom should be avoided except when absolutely necessary.

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Non-toxic


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Comment: Google "double entendre," Skippy.

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Non-toxic


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Comment: Canuc, Maybe With the rest of the money we DON'T have we should buy and renovate Legislative Information Offices for every town and village in Alaska. Maybe more trips to China infact why not around the world tours promoting our over priced gas. We could grow government to stimulate the economy. More regulation will help. More and better welfare and public assistance because that doesn't cost anything because it is government money. Bigger PFD checks because that is also free money and it helps the economy and grows our population. More State employees should be paid $500,000.00 per year. Money is actually not a problem we just need to get going and spend it so it will grow.

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Non-toxic