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.

[EX Q]: Boo hoo, Hillary is so "uninspiring" and lord knows (infantile) Americans must be "inspired." The problem is the overactive and ideological imagination of the populace. Hillary Clinton will continue the policies of Barack Obama and if Americans find this state of affairs unsatisfactory they only have lack of political involvement and naivete to blame. Finally, the Republican party's backwardness is coming home to roost and what do we see? A bunch of ideological idiots on the so-called American "left" fantasizing that a country where fanatics shoot doctors and women seeking abortions is going to turn into a Sweden-style social democracy in the course of a single presidential election. Now is the finally the moment for the Democratic party to take over the political center (a strategic move for the future) and lo and behold the Sanders people have arrived to screw that up. Never underestimate the ability of Americans to shoot themselves in the foot.
[EX A]: Yes

[EX Q]: Julie - Like others, you refer to something that you think is comparable, but which is not. I have not heard that there is a problem of mass shootings in legislative offices anywhere in this country or in this countrys history. There is however, a growing number of them at schools and universities.
[EX A]: No

[EX Q]: The writer shouldn't feel too sorry for Chile because they turned against their home-grown socialist problem in the 1970s, rather than become another technological and economic backwater like Cuba.  Today Chile is arguably one of the best-run countries in the western hemisphere, economically and politically.  Arguably they are even more 'progressive' than the USA - after all, they have already elected a woman president!  ;-)

Chile is not a 'third-world' country by any stretch of the imagination, despite what the writer of this letter implies.
[EX A]:
No