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.

[EX Q]: Comment: If they were to be bothered by this, then I'm glad they're dead.

Wannafightaboutit?
[EX A]: Threat

[EX Q]: Comment: Indigenous peoples would love to show you "mass graves", like the ones that many insist existed near hospitals and residential schools in western Canada.  Can't be done now, though. Decades of church and state cover-ups, especially when Residential Schools' lawsuits started being filed. 

Dennis Charlie, Cowichan Native: "The kids were dying like flies at Kuper Island ... they started burying kids right at the school. There was a whole bunch of unmarked graves right near the school. Those were the kids who were killed by the priests.  I know because it happened to my brother John. "

Pierre Kruger, Osoyoos Band, Penticton B.C. "In 1992 we went to the heritage conservation people in Victoria and told them about mass graves we found. We met with government people on a Wednesday...and by Sunday, guess what? They sent in the backhoes and tractors and dug up that whole site...they sure wanted that evidence wiped out, for good." (SOURCE: Hidden From History P 60; 62)
[EX A]: Non-threat

[EX Q]: Comment: argyle563 - 
North Korea hasn't assassinated any leaders (yet) but US Presidents have taken out how many leaders in -
Libya,
Iraq
Iran
Chile
etc.

And let's not forget one of the things that has Kim Jong-un jumpy is that he was put on the list of Axis of Evil countries destined for regime change.

The democratic checks and balances in America (and/or the UK for that matter) prevented the horror of war unleashed on Iraq worked - how?

(Trump may not be a dictator -yet- but " temperamental, unpredictable and narcissistic" he surely be.)
[EX A]:
Non-threat