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.

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Comment: Kill and murder religion. We need to destroy people's hope and differences. Force kids to be gay and lesbians and try sexual fantasy before they are out of school. Indoctrination to make them believe they were born that way with no choice. This is the way democrats are sounding. This is what they continue to do as well. They are pointing fingers with so much hypocrisy it's almost as sick as forcing a person to take a pennetration in the assets just because you want to be gay and ensure others are forced to be this way to. Just accept it and ignore the CDC talking about the aids epidemic sweeping the nation because of the last 8 years. Maybe we should ignore it and let them do this. Once they die off from sexually transmitted flagrant perversions/  they get what they paid for. 
Homosexuality is (Not love) it's just about having sex. If God is love, Love is not gay sex. 
Love is putting others before yourself. This includes having sex. Real love is not sex(rapeor homosexual tendencies.

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Threat


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Comment: I like how they twist her words regarding "trade with open borders" to something about having no immigration process whatsoever. The "free market" people should LOVE what she says about free trade but since it comes from a mouth that is a) owned by a woman and b) owned by Hillary, they HATE IT all of a sudden. 

It is pretty silly to read conservatives' comments when they are all, line by line, taken from a Faux News or Breitbart article.

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Non-threat


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Comment: Very likely the republicans were not as careless with their cyber-security. Also, to the extent that the Russians do or don't like Trump; they may be misunderastimating him, much like our home grown politicians.

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Non-threat