Categorize the comment on the basis of insult. If the comment is insulting output Yes, otherwise output No.
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Question: Glad you asked. Put all of the State of Alaska's revenue into the Permanent Fund which would raise the fund to around $70 billion. Then pay the state 4% of the fund balance every year to be used for their operating and capital expenses. In years when the fund produces more than 6% in earnings, pay the excess earnings out to the public in the form of a dividend. Under the plan, this year the State would get approximately $2.8 billion. Of course that is short of what they want but it is sustainable into perpetuity. Continuing to build to the Permanent Fund is the Future of Alaska. We accept pain now, for the benefit of a brighter future!

Answer: No


Question: If the readers visiting this website want, they can look at the bottom of the article. WW has had to redact a claim they made that said Fred was "arrested." That is a false statement and WW had to admit it was an error. I wonder what else has been exaggerated in this hatchet job, racist attack on my good friend Fred Stewart. I defended my friend and in the comments section a person accused me of being his "mistress." Because why else would I defend him, right? THAT is the kind of blatant racism that exists in this city. I am a happily married women, my husband is Don DuPay. But I am also Fred's friend and I will defend him. He did not deserve this racist attack, and it is this kind of crap yellow journalism that WW has recently become well-known for. WW is currently an irrelevant Rag of a gossip magazine that no one really cares about anymore. The sad truth, I'm afraid.

Answer: Yes


Question: Credits should defray, but never eliminate the tax liability to the State.   They should reduce by a maximum of 50% any tax liability.   That's a fair compromise which preserves the benefit to the oil companies but still protects the State from the very situation we have now.   Oil production projects are long-term ventures which provide a suitably long period for the credits to be used during the production phase.

Answer:
No