Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.

Q: I've gone through something of a transformation in thinking myself. I suppose one can dwell on the bad too much, likewise one can choose to simply ignore that which is distasteful. I disagree on the US controlling it's behavior( in a positive way ) which I see as being a major source of destabilization in the world. There are actions that could be taken to reduce the risks, but they're not even being considered AFAIK.

Fortunately I don't have nightmares on this subject, yet. I do wish those in power had them though, truly I do. I can face my own end, I just hope I'm not around if (I think more likely when) the unthinkable happens. That's too depressing, think I'll go watch "On The Beach" to cheer me up . :)

A: No
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Q: As a small business owner (high rise, residential, commercial window cleaning) I pay my employees an average of 6-8 more per hour, paid vacation, paid holidays, company truck, training conventions across the country and even then finding "quality" employees is VERY hard. Even when you pay more than the minimum wage. With this increase I will have to raise what I pay, upping my pay roll taxes. The only way to survive is to raise prices. The customer is who pays the price, costs will go up across the board because of this hike. making a 'raise" in minimum wage not such a raise...

A: No
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Q: OK, instead of an outright sale, just give the developers a 99 year lease with a couple of optional renewal terms.  The lease income goes to the city and so the property will be generating revenue for the use of the public while still remaining under city ownership.

A:
No
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