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Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.
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Yes. I know how a gun works. The very basics of it involve loading ammunition, pointing the firearm, pulling the trigger. Boom. We can then get into the nuances of different types of weapons, what their individual purposes are, and the types of damage they each inflict. I grew up in a very gun-friendly household in Appalachia. We had guns all over the house, used them to hunt food for our table, used them for target practice, and you'd better damned well believe they would have been used against someone coming into our home. However, I was taught to respect the damage a gun can do if used incorrectly. That you never point a gun at another human unless you intend to take a life. This education came from my lifelong NRA card carrying stepfather. He, too, believed police should receive more training in their use of deadly force-the proper and improper times to use it, and how widely it is abused now.
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No

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EHS '54, fellow members of the Silent Generation, congratulations to you all! Good for you for still meeting , and the idea of the "80th" was just great. Turning 80 does seem like a landmark. We realize how different is the world of today from our youthful experiences.

Our Marshfield HS class of '54-- your class cohort -- has also been meeting though our ranks are thinner as well. We shared so much history- the Depression, the national unity during WWII, the postwar affluence and conformity..
We remember some of you, especially from those fierce football and basketball games we played those last two years, Great rivalry, "Give em the ax the ax' ,We'll take the ax..."
Especially fond memories of Eugene during the State Tournament. That WAS a State Championship game our junior year though!

Those were golden years to grow up in Oregon, busy years in our little towns, lots of good memories. And some tough ones as well.
Doug Card, MHS 1954, Pirate forever
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No

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You're confused. Here's how it works: the government exists as long as that flow of money is headed in the right direction - subsidies, land to graze cattle on, a $550k SBA loan. That government is different from the government that says "No." The government that is trying to prosecute - or is it persecute? - the Bundys has no authority, because Ammon Bundy and his dad say so.
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No