TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: threat and non-threat. Threat is a statement that someone will be hurt or harmed, especially if the person does not do something in particular.
PROBLEM: Comment: Ms. Wente, you are an American if I'm not mistaken.  If you don't see the Trump presidency as a huge
tragedy you have no longer the right to write about just anything.  This is not something we can
be easy on.  This is the government of the most powerful nation in the world and it's President is more
a less an idiot who really mostly listens to Steve Bannon a devotee of many fascistic writers and thinkers.
He is not simply out of an American film myth.  Bannon is for real and I'm sure he has been looking for 
a Trump for some time to use as his, and the alt-right conspirators.  Even if Trump goes, what he leaves
behind in form of vice president and cabinet isn't much better.  Bannon may be the past, but the rest
would stay.  And can the US really afford four years under Pence even.

SOLUTION: Non-threat

PROBLEM: Comment: just ignore hoodad.  he's a troll.  nothing more.

SOLUTION: Non-threat

PROBLEM: Comment: "We do always have choices, and immoral ones – using violence to settle differences and using immoral weapons in those conflicts – should be acknowledged and never excused."

The right wing always sees only one option and they have the resources to ensure that others often see no option other than to follow them.

This is the same today on the economic front where for more than 35 years, the only option considered has been to give the wealthy more and more tax breaks and subsidies which they then use to buy ever more real estate, financial instruments (like stocks) and other assets like fine art - all of which therefore appreciates rapidly while true wealth generation falters, since it has a comparatively low return. 

Trump is just the latest snake oil salesman for this self serving activity.

SOLUTION:
Non-threat