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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Question: Comment: The link to the post by the Democrat activist has "magically" disappeared. I guess she's forgotten that the Internet is forever and that screen shots of her petty screed will be available. How mean-spirited can you get when the VP's family has a small private outdoor wedding in a park-AS DO THOUSANDS OF OTHER COUPLES-and you decide because you don't like the Marines or the groom's Dad to be a nasty, vindictive witch. And you can spell that any way you want. From what I've witnessed locally, online and via public posts by a slate of Democrat talking heads from Pelosi to Waters to Jackson to Wilson-Democrats are simply sore losers who can't get over the fact that Hillary was disliked by many people, including many women.

Answer: Non-identity-attack


Question: Comment: No it is not ok to accept gays watever into the church with the hope of reforming them.  There is no way of changing a gay person into a straight person.  Like changing a black into a white.  Might be possible of changing a white into a black  (Black like me) but I have never heard of the opposite.  

Now why would anyone disapprove and criticize a life style?

Answer: Identity-attack


Question: Comment: Don't cry "reverse racism" or make false equivalencies. Context matters. Saying whiteface is the same as blackface trivializes historical oppression (hello, black folks were not the slave owners/lynchers/Jim Crow enforcers). People of color are forced to assimilate themselves to the mainstream white culture in order to survive; putting on a "white face" is something we must do every day.  When a white person dons black face, they are trying on the face of the marginalized other for fun without living or experiencing racism. Not to mention the historical context of blackface. Google it.

Answer:
Identity-attack