Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

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Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST :  The question was something like 'what would a future same-sex spouse of a president be referred to?' (Obviously, calling them the First Man or First Lady wouldn't make sense b/c the president is the same sex.) I responded, 'Well, we already referred to Michael Obama as the first lady." The comment wasn't merely deleted, or me suspended, I was permanently banned, even with no prior negative history. Personally, I think the PC Snowflake generation is hyper-sensitive and that folks on the left are prone to authoritarianism anytime they get any authority whatsoever, but maybe I am the asshole. 

Ex Output:
no


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Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So my sister who is the maid of honor at my wedding bought a dress online. I gave each of the bridesmaids a navy blue color to match their dresses with. My sister picked a navy blue dress online and when it came in today it looked more black blue than navy. Am i the asshole for wanting her to return it and get another dress? She does have a limited budget and this dress was about $40 whereas the ones I'm looking at are $50- $100. I'm trying not to be a bridezilla because she is throwing me a wedding shower out of pocket but I dont want the color of the dress to look weird with the other navy blue dresses. Also if I'm NTA how do I ask her to change the dress nicely? 

Ex Output:
no


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Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : Okay, so I don’t know if this is becoming a thing everywhere or if it’s just localized but recently it’s seems to have become the practice to call bartenders or mixologists at nicer cocktail places “Chef”.  I told one of my staff tonight after hearing it numerous times and getting very frustrated that it was incredibly rude and disrespectful to call them that because (at least where I’m from) a chef has to apprentice for 8,000 hours and pass 3 trade certification exams in order to obtain that title officially.  I find it very insulting but apparently I’m the one being unreasonable for voicing this opinion.  Am I crazy?

Ex Output:

yes


