TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Comment: Gary:  Several times in the past (years ago) I have attempted to have a reasonable discussion with a conservative Christian.  There is no way ever to win, compromise, or even to have a truce based on 'can we agree to disagree'.  They always know who is going to heaven (those who live the Bible word-for-word and call themselves Christian) and everyone else who is going south.  My family contains beliefs on both ends, which led to a total ban of religious discussion at any gathering.  Like other humble thinkers, I feel my strong spiritual belief is my own business, between me and my creator.  Just keeping myself humble and contemplative is a full-time occupation, let alone judging someone else's piety.  Why do some here have such a chip on their shoulder about religion?  Perhaps their beliefs are not quite firm enough for confidence, and they must constantly defend themselves for fear they might begin to doubt.

SOLUTION: Non-insult

PROBLEM: Comment: "Shopping elsewhere only perpetuates and emboldens blatant discrimination."

Exactly.  Just like the old argument that those black folks could go across town to their own lunch counter.

SOLUTION: Non-insult

PROBLEM: Comment: Trump could admit to SEC and FEC violations and accept censure and likely serve out his term, but he won’t get a second and Pence is too extreme on the non-issues of gay marriage and abortion. Any Democrat who acknowledges that wins. Will it be a neo-liberal or an anti-Trump who goes after capitalism? Is it ageist to say Sanders is too old? Is his midwestern protege, Eliason, too Muslim? Rachel Maddow watchers have been seeing a lot of Adam Schiff lately. He has been the Democratic face of the investigation He won’t be made Speaker but he might be an interesting President.

If the GOP splits into an alt-right party and a neo-liberal party, the Dems might move into a radical party and join the GOP neo-libs. Given the last primaries, I am not sure who would win that. It depends upon the candidates.

SOLUTION:
Non-insult