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]: Let's go with the Ducks Unlimited platform. They hunt, well, ducks. The organization acknowledges that first people also enjoy having the wild ducks and the importance the species has in the habitat. Second, that all can enjoy ducks by either viewing them or hunting them or both. Ducks Unlimited acknowledges that to view, hunt or enjoy both one has to have ducks to look at or eat. Ducks Unlimited has a main focus and that is to raise awareness and money needed to maintain duck habitat and to educate the public about the habitat that is needed to keep ducks living and reproducing.  Hunting is also a conservation tool that is used to manage a species. My opinion is that wildlife can be managed successfully in Alaska for all the user groups and is because all the groups share one thing in common, the use of our wildlife in a wise way that will insure that needed habitat is maintained and a certain number of healthy animals remain in that habitat. (OK, I have told the BOG that in person.)
[A]: No


[Q]: Another fine example of public service reporting Mr. Cole. Thank you for having the courage and independence to write what needs to be heard by the Alaska citizenry. I'm curious how many people used the budget calculation computer app that was set up by the Governor. It seems the vast majority who did use it came up with the same conclusions you are drawing in this excellent analyses. A balanced, all parties contribute approach is the only possible short term as well as long term solution to the fiscal problems facing the state. Too bad the vast increase in oil production under SB21 didn't materialize as promised but that's the way "crap shoots"(as Kevin Meyer infamously declared SB21 to be) work out at least 50% of the time. We need real, courageous decisions but I doubt the make up of the current legislature is up to the challenge.
[A]: Yes


[Q]: Hi Jerry.  At first, I didn't agree with your comment because nature is initially the reason some develop physiological brain disorders in the first place. Most people are born with genes predisposed for particular physiological brain disorders, much like illnesses of other body organs like the heart, kidneys, etc. that are genetically transferred from one generation to another. 

These brain disorders develop naturally, according to nature.

Then I thought about your comment about people doing stupid things. You're right about that. 

Through the years Wars waged by some has added millions to the numbers of people who experience physiological brain disorders like traumatic brain injury because of trauma experienced on wars' battlefields. 

Then there are millions of other innocent people who develop physiological brain disorders as collateral damage because they unfortunately live within a particular theater of War locale.

Doesn't look like that stupidity will end anytime soon.
[A]:
Yes