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]: How stupid and I mean stupid are political groups that think increasing taxes on corporations won't end up costing customers more for the corporations products?
Corporations are charged with making pensions funds (like PERS) and other investors dividends and rising stock prices, so they just figure out a way to pass the tax on to the customer.
[A]: Yes


[Q]: Do you really believe the state pays Alaskan oil workers to drill and produce oil and the people of  the state get zero for it? 

Really, are you for real, please tell me you work for greenpeace and you hate Alaskan oil workers and you wish they all lost their jobs, I would believe you then!

Is it easy for you to live in Alaska? Do you know how good Alaskans had it since oil and gas was found by a smaller oil company called Atlantic who had to merge with Richfield because they found oil in Alaska in 1957! 

ARCO in 1967 almost went bankrupt in Alaska but drilled and  found Prudhoe, over 10 billion barrels  discovered Prudhoe! 

After 1967 lots of Alaskans worked hard and some died, the Trans Alaskan Pipeline was built and all Alaskans have since benefited from the risk taken and the hard work done and the lives lost!  

Now sir, understand many others have done what ARCO has done and as a result you and all Alaskans are the ones that benefited and pays zero taxes and the PDF pays you!
[A]: No


[Q]: Thomas Frank, in his recent book "Listen Liberal", disputes the idea that Obama was so constrained by the Republicans that he couldn't do more. He didn't have to put Wall Street execs in charge of his economic program. He also didn't have to leave troops in Afghanistan and kill people in a number of countries with drones. Or make war on Libya, as urged by Clinton. I don't think Obama really wanted to do more. Like the Clintons, Obama is an elite limousine liberal, comfortable with the way things are. After all, it worked for him.
[A]:
No