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.

Comment: An old school Alaskan Democrat is somebody that votes in every election yet hasn't seen one of his or her candidates win for 2 generations. In other words, with the exception of Mark Begich in 2008 and Barack Obama in 08 & 12, no Democrat I've voted for has won a statewide or national election since the early 80s...maybe even the late 70s. 

My preferred candidates must have racked up 60 or so losses in Alaska elections since the 80s. That's why I can't stomach the Sanders dead-enders. I didn't whine, quit and throw in the towel when my candidates lost election after election after election after election. But geez, their guy loses one election and they're wearing MAGA hats. This Moberly guy's grapes are so sour he's ready to back any right-wing extremist Alaska has to offer.  

The Sanders dead enders got what they wanted...Hillary isn't president. So I don't know what they're still whining about.
Non-identity-attack

Comment: Peter: The reason why it's difficult to take deal with issues raised in the letter is that the writer is largely dealing in hyperbole and bromides.  

Here's an example: "Trump’s tax cuts would increase investment, boost productivity and wages and increase innovation and opportunities for all Americans." That's silly. Tax cuts for the super-wealthy don't result in any of those things (or if they do the effect is neglible). The Bush tax cuts sure didn't result in that stuff. 

Most of the other statement are similar. Just a whole bucket of simplistic statements with little regard for the complexity of any of these issues.
Non-identity-attack

Comment: Yup. Always use a man. They can take it. Women are weak and need to be coddled and protected. <irony>

Identity-attack