Categorize the comment on the basis of toxicity. If the comment is toxic (harmful, malicious, derogatory, threat, insult, identity attck, etc.) output Yes, otherwise output No.

Q: No, Martin. You quite clearly stated that you were offended that people similarly situated to your grandfather viewed his music as "speaking to something authentic". You are implying that it is YOU who determines what is or is not authentic - and since you have determined that his music does NOT speak to something authentic, you are offended that those people who DO think it speaks to something authentic exist at all. 

It's very confusing to try to sort through, because it requires two wildly irrational assumptions. First is that Springsteen's heart, mind, and soul have been irrevocably damaged by the acquisition of money to the point he can not empathize with the very class of people he spent his entire life surrounded by, and is no longer capable of sincerity about those issues and experiences. The second is that somehow YOU have a sense of what is and is not authentic which surpasses both his AND his fans, who despite your claims, come from all walks of life, all over the globe.

A: No
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Q: ASD is far from being considered to have "very high costs" by those who are actually interested in being factual, which we know the Alaska Policy Forum, is not.

A: No
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Q: From reading the story, perhaps.  The law also says no speeding and everyone must stop at stop signs, but few people obey those laws either and those have actual safety consequences to other people. There are laws against littering but few care about that, if the state of Anchorage tells us anything.   People break laws all the time and I don't think there's a single person whose horse is so high they can criticize others for ignoring minor, pointless laws. There are plenty of dogs who behave just fine off leash and I've no problem with that.  Crappy dogs should not be off leash, or even out in public, but well-behaved dogs don't cause problems on leash or off.

A:
No
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