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Categorize the comment on the basis of insult. If the comment is insulting output Yes, otherwise output No.
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With this amount of criminal behavior and previous arrests, why were they allowed to stay in a halfway house? I'd fly them both out deep into the wilderness with a sandwich and a 12 oz. bottle of water. After that, they're on their own. Oh yeah, put and ankle monitor on them for tracking to determine whether or not they manage to make it back into civilization.
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No

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I'm tired of reading from various prominent state leaders, not the legislators, that we need "new revenue." OK, Fran, what new revenue? You've served in plenty of high caliber appointed position inside and outside of Alaska, surely you can do better than beat around the bush. The only new revenue that's been kicked around in op-eds is taxes: Tax the PFD, income tax, education head tax ranging from $100-$500 depending on one's income, additional fuel tax, marijuana tax, more cigarette tax, and a statewide sales tax. No on new revenue taxes until the Legislature cuts $50 million from its own budget, and repeals SB21 tax credits.
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No

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There is a very simple solution that would allow non-consumptive users to contribute to state sponsored wildlife education, conservation, and wildlife viewing programs and that is to have a voluntary checkoff on the PFD application. If this were in place, one could contribute as much as one wants from one's PFD.

But there is a catch, as a non-consumptive user - I would want equal representation on the Board of Game as opposed to the second class status that non-consumptive users currently are relegated to. It is for this reason that while the hunting community may complain about non-hunters not contributing financially, in reality, this is exactly what they want as it helps them to maintain their political monopoly on fish and wildlife resources.

During a time when the state is facing a serious budget crunch, such a proposal as the above, only makes sense to help fund the above programs regardless of opposition from the hunting community.
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No