Categorize the comment on the basis of threat. If the comment is threatening output Yes, otherwise output No.

Input: Consider Input: "Most all"? I don't think so.

It was funny thirty years ago when I first heard it, but there has never been much evidence to support the claim. Most people couldn't hit the broad side of a LIO with a long gun, much less a pistol, and I've frequently seen people waving guns around with no care in the world for anyone's safety, their own included. I've nearly been shot twice, both at ranges by someone forgetting to eject the last round from a chamber after removing the magazine. Twice that I'm aware of. Both of those times the weapons discharged; no one was hurt. One guy who's gun went off while several people were downrange, actually laughed and the person next to him awarded him the coveted Black Eye of Stupidity and Failure to Know How This Danged Thing Works Medal. Both were summarily ejected and asked not to return.

But thanks for your two cents worth.

Output: No

Input: Consider Input: Automation has been in use in Europe for years...long before our debate about $15 hr...never been able to figure out why they get tech long before we do.
They were using card chips long before us also...in a completely different way...waiter comes to table with wireless scanner, scans card and immediately hands it back...completely opposite of our use of the chip, where we put card in, complete transaction , take card out. Leave it up to us to screw that up too.
Back to the point - lol - at McD's across euro, enter order at kiosk, get receipt number, pick up at counter. Talk about efficient. Hey, did I mention how much better euro Big Macs taste than ours? Ok, I guess I've digressed enough :)

Output: No

Input: Consider Input: After hearing the talk from Barack Hussein Obama, we know that this incident was not just really bad, but because BLT-GQ was the apparent target it was really really really really really bad. And he told us that guns are also really really really really really bad.
Output: Yes