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.

Input: Consider Input: "The growth in Portland is pushing out the exact people that made/make it a vibrant, beautiful place to live."
THIS.  This is THE problem facing our city government and our new mayor whoever it may be.  
I have faith that Portland can figure out how to solve it.  How to embrace the growth and change, while also remaining and affordable and nurturing environment for the artists and baristas.  It is a difficult problem for sure, not not an impossible.  Any hate directed at California, renters, or the author of this article is misplaced.  We aren't going back to 1990 Portland or 1970 Portland.  We are going to 2020 Portland whether we like it or not, so PLEASE citizens, let's create a 2020 Portland that we like.

Output: No


Input: Consider Input: also Robert, perhaps an on instance of the pot calling the kettle black, but I find it hard to follow your post. i'm guessing you think fast and get ahead of yourself when posting......****   I do believe the old city hall  of springfield was used longer than 2 years.  I also recollect it had structural problems and had to be abandoned. (from memory - didn't google)***people living downtown springfield...city failed.  what?  I see a good spot for a super market - I believe it is called a "black hole" in marketing.  also main street, that had such a bad rep,  is being reformed...the theater, new storefronts...***shenanigans in springfield's inner political machine seems minimal, especially compared to Eugene.**right now glenwood is a blight - it will not be very soon.   careful development of that riverside can make it a real gem like san Antonio's canal.  I think getting st paul's involved , even as esteemed consultant, is a great idea as they are good at erecting low income housing.

Output: No


Input: Consider Input: My last two Comcast calls went to the Philippines and Costa Rica respectively.  My last credit card call went to North Carolina.   

2016 North Carolina Minimum Wage:  $7.25 per hour.  Oregon current minimum wage $9.25 per hour.  soon to rise, of course.


Output: No