In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: insult and non-insult. Insult is any lanugage or act that is disrespectful or scornfully abusive.

[EX Q]: Comment: "Who remembers Roman Polanski?"
Marianne Barnard is offering a reminiscence of Polanski over at The Guardian, as we speak.
[EX A]: Non-insult

[EX Q]: Comment: All methods of reducing dental decay should be employed - It's something to consider.

Explain how, when water containing 0.7 mg/l fluoride ions has never been considered a medication, fluoridation opponents can claim the water treatment method is forced medication.  It would be like me claiming disinfection is forced poisoning and demanding that it be stopped.  Chlorine gas is a known chemical weapon, bleach is a strong poison that no one would want to drink, and studies on disinfection byproducts have shown they are poisonous at high exposure levels - would you want to drink a glass of chloroform?

Fluoridation opponents invent definitions to fit their agenda when there is absolutely no support for those claims.
[EX A]: Non-insult

[EX Q]: Comment: In an attempt to win the argument, charlee808 employed a rhetorical argument: "Do you only buy drinks for ladies because you want to be more than "just friends"? Remember, this also includes drinks bought for co-workers, friends, and family members."

Since you're not following the CONTEXT of this debate, let me make this clear: The scenario I describe (as does the article) does not involve family members or friends. On the other hand...YES, it's very plausible that people might have sexual desires regarding their non-familial co-workers and, therefore, may invite them out for a drink with the inhibited desires to engage in "taboo" sex with their co-worker. That happens over and over in countless work environments across around the world. Where have you been?

The whole purpose of having those drinks is to "loosen up," after all. What happens later...blame it on the alcohol, not on the guy! Although he may have offered to buy the drink, it was the woman who said "Okay."
[EX A]:
Non-insult