Categorize the comment on the basis of toxicity. If the comment is toxic (harmful, malicious, derogatory, threat, insult, identity attck, etc.) output Yes, otherwise output No.
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Question: "The growth in Portland is pushing out the exact people that made/make it a vibrant, beautiful place to live."
THIS. This is THE problem facing our city government and our new mayor whoever it may be.
I have faith that Portland can figure out how to solve it. How to embrace the growth and change, while also remaining and affordable and nurturing environment for the artists and baristas. It is a difficult problem for sure, not not an impossible. Any hate directed at California, renters, or the author of this article is misplaced. We aren't going back to 1990 Portland or 1970 Portland. We are going to 2020 Portland whether we like it or not, so PLEASE citizens, let's create a 2020 Portland that we like.

Answer: No

Question: "David Strahan -- Homeless Camp Support:
Please help debunk the myth that the homeless leave messes. This is a picture yesterday of where members of OUR COMMUNITY lived. A dead end, unused by anyone except those without homes. Before the recent group of harassed homeless left here they and their supporters cleaned this area of all the garbage that was left there by others. The only remaining trash belongs to mean spirited city employees who posted no camping signs."

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?
fbid=10207820705691146&set=gm.774911695974543&type=3&theater

Answer: No

Question: If you're eating food that you haven't grown, harvested, slaughtered, and processed yourself, you're benefitting from illegal immigration. If you're staying at a large hotel in a larger city, it's illegal immigrants who keep the toilets clean and the linens changed. Illegals are present on construction sites too, doing the grunt work for cheap. Once we manage to get rid of all of them, we can expect farm workers to take in $15 an hour plus benefits. Watch what happens to the cost of produce.

Answer:
No