In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: toxic and non-toxic. Toxicity is defiend as anything that is rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable that would make someone want to leave a converation.

Comment: I've been called a tax cheat by Justin and I'm wondering where I went wrong? I paid my way through University, then I articled for 3 years, I volunteered in my community, started businesses, and paid all my taxes. 

I've had to use my personal savings to pay my employees, I have to put my house that I own with my wife up as loan collateral. For most equipment loans the banks will only finance 65% of the cost and that doesn't include the HST on the equipment. 

My spouse has a full time job and yes she does work in my corporation and I do income sprinkle to her and she does own 50% of the shares. So now I'll have to proof to CRA that she really does work more hours than a Federal bureaucrat to justify paying her a wage and paying her a dividend will have to be vetted by a $500 per hour tax lawyer, not to mention not compensating her for the having her 50% of the house at risk.

I wish I had a trust fund like Justin or a business handed to me or even better married a McCain.
Non-toxic

Comment: F-ing idiot like the Nissan driver who think rules of the  road don't apply to them.  Sadly they are just one of many idiots on the road who make their own rules.
Toxic

Comment: Grassley Probing Why Clinton, Top Aides Had Access to Classified Information After Leaving State
MARCH 31, 2017 BY LAURA LEE BARIS

Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, launched an inquiry into why Hillary Clinton and her top aides were permitted to access classified information after she left the State Department. The powerful Senate chairman sent a letter dated March 30 to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson asking why Mrs. Clinton, who was deemed “extremely careless” by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and six staffers were given a “research assistants” designation.
“Any other government workers who engaged in such serious offenses would, at a minimum, have their clearances suspended pending an investigation. The failure to do so has given the public the impression that Secretary Clinton and her associates received special treatment,” Sen. Grassley said in the letter.

Non-toxic