Categorize the comment on the basis of insult. If the comment is insulting output Yes, otherwise output No.

Ex Input:
Yes, we do know the timeframe from the stories provided. He had lots of time to get in his truck if he's telling the truth. 4-5 barks=10+ seconds.

I like your fantasy about a family's loyal labrador becoming a vicious killing machine in the space of a few seconds, about to rip off the face of a child, heroically dispatched by a Hollywood producer who generously moved to Alaska to become a co pilot for a regional airline and who was so afraid of the animal in question that he parked his vehicle in its yard and walked his toddler over to it. A man so responsible that he keeps guns in the house with four toddlers and apparently posts nude pictures of the kids on social media. yes this man is certainly a worthy subject for our admiration.

For the rest of us who have survived decades on earth without having to carry guns around to protect us from the shadows we jump at, the mentality required to feel that you need a concealed weapon on a day to day basis is really incomprehensible.

Ex Output:
Yes

Ex Input:
Just make sure that not one watt goes to mining, not one public penny either. Never. Donlin Gold
(Barrick and Nova Gold) will use appoximately the same amount of natural gas (for instance) as Anchorage. Check the really awful human rights and environmental record of such companies who would come here to mine and use hydroelectricity. They would make a large take-home-out-of-Alaska profit if they could use hydroelectricity (at our land, water and state budget expense). Tell them to repair the lives, lands and waters they've damaged before they ever come here. Why was Jim Bowles, a Conoco Phillips executive on the board of the Nature Conservancy in a time of climate change? There should be an adversarial relationship between those trying to save the earth and those whose activities would destroy it. Are there mining executives on the board now?

Ex Output:
No

Ex Input:
I'm reading lots of complaints about these development proposals. What would the complainers do instead? Support the high-growth timber economy? Spend money to try to attract some more call centers or big box retail? Do nothing? What's so bad about building infrastructure to attract and support what could be high-growth businesses? The Farmer's Market, even as it is, is a major draw for the area: something residents are proud of. Why not expand and support local small business? What are your alternatives?

Ex Output:
No