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Categorize the comment on the basis of insult. If the comment is insulting output Yes, otherwise output No.
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" Crooked as a dog's hind leg ". That pretty much sums it up, the gerrymandering, coupled with an all out assault on democratic principles perpetrated by the Parnell administration has left Alaska in this predicament. Our current conservative thugs have only their self interest at heart. That part of the republican philosophy remains constant. That the budget was ever allowed to grow to four billion is criminal in itself. The problem with restructuring the dividend is there are no checks and balances associated with government spending, we see what they've managed to accomplish thus far, give our children's future to the oil companies. Its time to take back our government and diversify our interest in economic development. Thanks for another fine commentary Shannyn.
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Yes


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Exactly.  We can't change the price of oil, but we can change our legislators.  

Perhaps some day we'll look back and realize that the oil crash was the best thing to happen to us, since it exposed the legislators for who they really are.  Not having money is a bad thing.  Not having ethical leaders is a terrible thing.
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No


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Notice McGuire didn`t say "we need to tap the fund to "balance the state`s budget in a healthy manner going forward", 
....instead implying this raid alone is all we need to be fiscally solvent again.   McGuire is an advocate of the "wait for higher prices" scam, which, if they ever do come, will bring little in the way of production taxes because all the old Prudhoe Bay remaining oil is now suddenly "new" oil for tax purposes under SB21, and won`t pay a dime in production taxes of that famous 35% tax rate and 4% "floor" tax base rate, neither which exist in reality.. ergo the scam about "new" and "old" oil.   And to boot we are letting them add our 3/4 billion subsidies to their side of the loss ledger as an expense! and carrying the subsidies AND "booked losses" over to every subsequent year to be used as a direct credit for when they do say they are "profitable" again.   All I know is Exxon has kept giving out it`s nice dividends while we go broke eating padded losses with SB21
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No