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In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: toxic and non-toxic. Toxicity is defiend as anything that is rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable that would make someone want to leave a converation.
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Comment: So it sounds like these two Democrat spies need to pack up their sh!t and get back to NYC
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Toxic


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Comment: I agree with this author completely. In the great battle for equal treatment under the law patience will only get you so far. Eventually you realize that power never relinquishes control of its own accord, it must always be challenged, resisted, and opposed.

On the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration we're being told that his victory was the result of white people who had decided that enough is enough when it came to their economic distress, caused by policies enacted by people they supported (something they now willfully ignore) but blamed on immigrants, people of color, Muslims, and various other "others." 

And now on MLK Day we're supposed to buy into the myth that their economic distress is in any way comparable to the kind of oppression endured for generations by black people living in the south, first as slaves and later as second-class citizens with no voting rights or any other rights. 

As a white male, I don't think so. Delusion is not countered with patience.
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Non-toxic


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Comment: It's not smart to be cutting caring parents out of the loop if a kid has, say autism and isn't able to communicate well with his or her parents.  Sometimes school boards need to engage parents more than average when kids have special needs and this communication can help parents to better serve their children.  Nobody is talking about "outing" gay kids and neither is Mr. Kenney but there should not be a one size fit all solution here.  The decision should be left with school boards to determine whether it is appropriate to tell parents or not, if school boards suspect that children may be subjected to an abusive situation at home then school boards should reserve the right to withhold this information.  The schoolboards are the most qualified people to make this decision, though, not Ms. Notley and her authoritarian nanny state.
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Non-toxic