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.

Example Input: Comment: So muslims repeatedly threaten to wipe Israel off the face of the earth, kill the USA- "the Great Satan", continue to violently attack anyone they find vulnerable, behead people & burn them alive ..... yet the cerebrally challenged politically correct (whatever that really means morphs daily to suit the current situation) voices seem to think acting positively to protect your own is not acceptable. They fear that direct, effective counter measures may "offend" someone. That is ridiculous & self defeating.
 Just as the USA reacted to the Jap attack on Pearl Harbor, we need to act effectively to eliminate all terrorism. 
Attempts to cloak islamic terrorism as acceptable because it is based on a "religion" is obviously a red herring.  Islam is far from a religion as most of us conceive religion to be.  Islam is a theocracy aimed at political, economic, & thought control by those who direct it.
Example Output: Threat

Example Input: Comment: Hey man,  Just commit suicide and end your misery.
Example Output: Threat

Example Input: Comment: Here's my take. As a mother trying to think how this scenario could come about. Why would I have my child give up their bed for what was expected to be 3 months? Probably to light a fire under my own kid's butt to move out. Given the little information we have, except that they live in Toronto, I will assume that LW is older than the cousin. Cousin is first time out of university and their own home, LW is a few years older, has a job but considers growing up and moving out "Too expensive". I don't think the mother is a doormat, I think she probably doesn't feel like she can criticize her niece's behavior when her own daughter seems like a miserable, immature person.
Example Output:
Non-threat