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

Input: Consider Input: You beat me to the punch.  The value on my structure increased 9% this year resulting in a healthy tax increase.

Output: Yes


Input: Consider Input: Living comfortably while focusing on my band and screen printing guerrilla art while I work part-time at a bike store is an unassailable right.  

With the rising desirability of this area my SNAP benefits, SafeLink Wireless cellphone plan,  subsidized apartment rent and TriMet pass are just not cutting it anymore.

I demand an increase in these benefits so that I can afford to live comfortably in this desirable and increasingly expensive city.

Output: No


Input: Consider Input: Jules Bailey and the Portland Association of Teachers support mayor Hales’ refusal to allow the people, the Press, other elected officials and candidates for public office access to meaningful, accurate, complete and timely PUBLIC* and AFFORDABLE** Housing Statistical Data.

Jules Bailey and the Portland Association of Teachers support mayor Hales and the city council’s deliberate misuse of language to confuse voters and taxpayers by calling all “PUBLIC”* housing “AFFORDABLE”** housing.

Jules Bailey and the Portland Association of Teachers oppose the HUD favored policy of Equitable Distribution of Public Housing clients.

*
PUBLIC HOUSING is a class of housing defined as, Means Test (<=80%MFI) + Government Subsidy (any government any type) + rental agreement.

**
AFFORDABLE HOUSING is a mathematical construct defined as, Rent/Mortgage + Insurance + Taxes + Utilities <=30% Household Income. EVERY house, condo and apartment is AFFORDABLE to someone.

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Output: No