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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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For NY and CA to raise their minimum wages does the rest of the country a favor. Business now concentrated in those states will move production and other functions to states suffering from lack of local opportunity.
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No

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We should have been regulating insurance (and healthcare) a long time ago. We regulate utilities (phone, electricity, gas), so why not? If it's mandatory, it should be regulated.
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No

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"This bill doesn't go far enough."

I couldn't agree more. The proposed bill ought to emphasize safe driving---prevention, not just the penalty the killer will face after the fact. For added perspective, motorists crashed 5,419,000 times in 2010 alone, killing 32,999, injuring 2,239,000 and causing hundreds of billions of dollars in property damage. Avoidable and pointless traffic violations are a factor in most of them. This happens because it's allowed to happen. It won't stop until the penalty for aggressive driving is made consummate with the death and destruction it causes. Raise the penalty for speeding, running red lights and tailgating to $10,000 and a year in jail; watch how fast the body count takes a dive.
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No