Categorize the comment on the basis of threat. If the comment is threatening output Yes, otherwise output No.

Example Input: You're right. I don't care. They'll game us for every slim percentage they can, as long as we'll let them.  They're more than welcome to go drill for someone else's oil in the 3rd world, where their investments can be seized, and their people are routinely kidnapped/murdered etc.

Our legislature is supposed to advocate for AK, and it's clear that these people won't do their job.

The majors make enormous return here, and they always have. The only way we could ever drive them away from AK, would be at gunpoint. They aren't going anywhere.
Example Output: Yes

Example Input: Thanks Nathan for shinning the light into one of those dark corners of how the legislature conducts the "public's business".  My cynical view of this last week of the regular session is that none of these hearings matter.  Nobody's listening in Juneau and nobody cares; the deals are already made as to what will and won't pass.  The only real legislative crafting is on the budget and finance related issues; and the public will never see what is happening behind all those locked close doors.
Makes one wish for a state constitutional convention to set up a bunch of dedicated funds (like education in Texas) and narrow legislative discretion.  Pretty sure we can come up with a decision app that's smarter then these 60 "representatives" and a computer accounting system that has some integrity.  How about a legislative monitoring committee populated with only public members.  Give it the power of the pen.
Example Output: Yes

Example Input: I just wanted to point out that Keto killed trainer Alexis Martinez in Loro Parque.  Also, serious attacks and "incidents" are reported from Kasatka, Ky, Orkid, Shouka, and Kanduke, and that is only a partial list looking at a public and incomplete site.  It appears many of these animals have "fought back" against their captivity.    Reference:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_captive_orcas
Example Output:
Yes