TASK DEFINITION: Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.
PROBLEM: So, how have wages done during this run up of rental rates?
As for not-being-able-to-afford-to-move: moving to Springfield, where rental rates are far lower, isn't very expensive. Unless one owns a house full of stuff in which case a garage sale would help.
Is it government's job to ensure everyone below absolute middle-class can afford to live in any town? I mean, I'd like to live in Palo Alto, La Jolla, or Mill Valley (most upscale of CA areas)--- should the California legislature pay for it?
If you cannot afford to live somewhere, it's not government's job to help.
If you need health care, basic shelter, or food--- okay, that is a responsibility.

SOLUTION: No

PROBLEM: It took forever to log in. And I am doubtful if it will work the next time. Personally I was not bothered by the ignorant, vile, nasty comments. I just thought it showed the stupidity of the posters. I suppose it scared away some timid souls, to be reviled for being a feminazi or a liberal posting agit-prop.
I worry, since Eugene is a liberal town, that conservative comments, no matter how civil, will be voted down. And what is this algorith? Is it like Carnivore, looking for nasty words like the fword, mf, etc?

SOLUTION: Yes

PROBLEM: Facts cannot be racist. It has become a favorite tactic of the liberal left to label unpleasant facts they cannot refute with politically incorrect words like racist, bigot, etc. While claiming not to censor, you are in fact applying the favorite censorship of fascistic politically correct shaming.

There is an excellent read (available in a free pdf on the web) called 'The Rape of the Mind' by a Dutch physician, written following WWII which points out the brainwashing tactics of totalitarian dictatorships. The parallels with the tactics of the progressive leftists and SJW of today will be obvious to all who are capable of recognizing the truth.

SOLUTION:
No