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.

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Comment: The sad part is most black people in Baltimore won't do a thing to stop the violence due to being hypocrites. They burned down a portion of the city for a crack dealer (Freddie Gray) when the alleged perpetrators were white, but when black street thugs break into a black US veteran's home and execute him, it's no big deal and just another day in Bodymore, Murderland. No progress will be made until the black community drops the "us vs them" attitude and starts holding their own people accountable for their crimes.

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Identity-attack


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Comment: Well, Mr. Foreskin, I can see that you're a real thinker, to equate the moron you no doubt voted to put in the White House, with...not another President, nor someone who has exhibited behavior that anything even remotely near the disaster that is Trump, but instead resurrect yet another debunked conservative lie/conspiracy theory.  SMH.

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Non-identity-attack


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Comment: You poor thing. 

I personally have no problem with hate, when it is earned. (Though, if you can stop frothing long enough to reread my post, you'll see that no hate was expressed in it.)

Can you share any instances of people actually being attacked in this town over a bumper sticker? And... can you define what a "conservative" bumper sticker is? I assume you're not talking about a Confederate flag... possibly a "liberals are all going to hell" bumper sticker?

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Non-identity-attack