In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: insult and non-insult. Insult is any lanugage or act that is disrespectful or scornfully abusive.

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Comment: I'm not sure that statistics matter when it come to the police side.  Perception matters, and given the stories that about officers being assaulted and killed by people walking up to them (it happens), I expect that it is perfectly natural for officers to fear this.  This is especially so in the US where there is a real possibility the person approaching you is armed.  As these cases show, some police seem quick to shoot to kill as a reflex.  That's okay when someone it trying to hurt you, but it isn't okay when it is clearly an overreaction.

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Non-insult


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Comment: Well...just saying that when you use the word "americans", of course you didn't ask each and every one of us.  I think if we used the middle finger on our left hands, THEN they might be irritated.  The islamists and their fellow anti-US bretheren will "attack" us just because we are the U.S.  They use convenient incidents to highlight and reinforce their narrative.  An all too sympathetic left plays along.  So Saladin didn't kill more muslims?  Hmmm.  When Umar nominated Abu Bakir to succeed, and the rest of the followers felt that Ali (Ali Ibn Abi Talib) should have succeeded and become the first caliph....that's a LOT of muslims killing other muslims after that.  Are you sure about your data?  And what about Ghazni?

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Non-insult


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Comment: With freedom, comes responsibility. As with many seasons of liberation, women are still allowing others to map for us what it means to take responsibility for the choices that describe how we value and respect our bodies. Nipping and tucking, body as property to please to be defined by the trumpians we encounter? More women die of heart disease than breast cancer but which do we fear more? So again I say with freedom comes personal responsibility. That means not doing unto ourselves what we fought to escape from having done to us. We fought for the vote -- and then don't vote. We find it easier to chatter about Roe v. Wade, than personal responsibility and accountability for defining the limitations that are celebrations of both freedom and responsibility.
Yes, we've come a long way baby, but not quite far enough. So single issue voting is an excuse for not wanting to accept responsibility for the full weight of the freedom to vote.

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Non-insult