TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: identity-attack and non-identity-attack. Identity attack refers to anything rude or disrespectful about someone's identity, including appearance, race, gender, and sexual orientation.
PROBLEM: Comment: Yet you all want Muslims in Canada who mutilate, beat, and kill women for being women and make them walk around like animals. Bring your culture and misogyny says Jughead...
We love your middle earth attitudes....

It all depends on the spin I guess. Gay guys are better news and less offensive I guess.
Where is the articles on the mutilation of women by Muslims.....

BTW where are the narco-fems and anti-farts on this issue? 
They like Muslim desecration of women do they?
Now if it was Trump well then....
Where are the marches and baseball bats people?
Or are you just fake people hired by you know who and who are just like all the fake Leftist globalist news?

SOLUTION: Identity-attack

PROBLEM: Comment: Why not be civil?
CJ Anderson is no longer the Fat Rat. DeMaryius Thomas is not a pansy. Aqib Talib can shoot straight only when he's not drunk. Adam Gotsis can hold his own. Max Garcia only takes a butt to show the opposition how to relax. Trevor Siemian is not scrawny. Paxton Lynch is a promising quarterback. Vance Joseph had a stellar career as an assistant. Gary Kubiak was never run off. He's still on the Denver sideline, ain't he? Domata Peko is a great cheerleader. Derek Wolfe has never had mental problems. Von Miller is a great shake-and-bake dancer. Denver's tight ends, all 10 of them, are great. AJ Derby has superb control of the ball. Jeff Heureman's knees never met a tackle they didn't like. Virgil Green can catch the ball at least 10 times in one season. Cody Latimer. Who? Oh, Mike McCoy's ticking time bomb is the Denver offense. It might actually score a few touchdowns this year as well as control the ball, roll up first downs and yards and help Denver dominate. Whew!
NOT!

SOLUTION: Non-identity-attack

PROBLEM: Comment: Education changes not for the good. More dumbing down!  WHY, no longer teaching life skills for boys and girls aka Home Economics. Obviously, personal finances is a skill that everyone needs to know, and yet is no longer taught in most schools. In 2010, Americans owed over 2,400 billion dollars in consumer debt and home fore-closures.  Though the recent recession has certainly hit many families hard, it is also clear that most people do not understand the basics of managing personal finances. Home economics classes taught students how to open bank accounts and how to balance a checking account and the difference in debit cards and credit cards.
All of this is real-life knowledge and skills that is crucial to "success".  Many believe that the modern state of millions of households would be vastly improved if people were taught at a young age how to manage their money, shop, cook (instead of eating out) and manage a household. Does lacking these skills contribute to homelessness. Yes.

SOLUTION:
Non-identity-attack