TASK DEFINITION: Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.
PROBLEM: Lynn, In my mind cargo schedules are less important than changing the stupid clock twice a year.

I see clock time as a stupid human contrivance.  As long as you know in your head that solar noon is at 2PM, go ahead and set your schedule however. With computers today it is not a big deal.

SOLUTION: Yes

PROBLEM: Really?

I have a lot of friends in Seattle who are looking for cheap apartments. Many of them have been forced out by either insane rent increases or by their buildings being bought by developers to make high-end condominiums. Some of them have simply given up and moved away.

SOLUTION: No

PROBLEM: Rick - You nailed it! You often acted farther right than even many of your Republican peers; but you ALWAYS put the best interests of Alaska first- ego projects & personal benefit be damned!  For that you merit great respect from all "Alaska First" peers, then &  now--- .
We are in hard times, but Hammond's basic principles still hold: 1) our PFD wealth should DIRECTLY  benefit PFD Alaskans. (2) PFD recipients should control their PFD benefits. (3) When new revenue is needed, it should NOT devastate the poorest Alaskans - the burden must be spread. 
My PFD take, after seeing how Norway enhanced our PFD program - is this: Instead of giving PFD cash to Alaskans, we provide recipients a MENU of in-State ONLY services to choose from: e.g, 
**In-Alaska-ONLY job training or higher ed; 
**Health insurance deductible support for use ONLY with in-Alaska providers;
**In-State emergency or monthly senior support.   This strategy DIRECTLY supports Alaska businesses, AND PFD-er choice. Thanks Rick-

SOLUTION:
No