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

Input: Consider Input: I never said don't protect your family. But I guy stealing mail, or a car, is no threat to your family. Police voluntarily take the job and are paid for it (paid enough is an entirely different debate), and I pay taxes for these services, so I fully expect them to respond when I call them. I do not expect them to get shot or shoot someone over my 4-wheeler. And I will criticize you when your actions make me unsafe. What happens if I'm lost in your neighborhood, and you take my driving around and around as "suspicious activity?" What happens when you kill me because you don't think I have a right to be on your neighborhood sidewalk-which my taxes helped pay for? I have to die so you can prove what a macho crime stopper you are?

Output: Yes


Input: Consider Input: Every one needs to keep in mind that most residential subdivisions in Anchorage have lawns that extend to the curb/sidewalk/edge of paving. But this is not the actual boundry between private property and the public right-of-way. Most streets have a right-of-way that is much wider than the road improvements. As such, pet owners need to fully aware of the location of the actual property line in order to keep their pets entirely on their property. I wonder where the shooting in this case actually happened in relation to the actual property line and not just the lawn line? Maybe a surveyor needs to get involved to tell for sure.

Output: Yes


Input: Consider Input: “Those are stories manufactured by a really small number of people on both sides who amass a great deal of power and wealth by convincing the rest of us to keep killing each other.”

https://youtu.be/7WEd34oW9BI


Output: Yes