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.

[EX Q]: Comment: Harry

I suggest you reread John's article. 

"I believe the secret to building wealth is to learn to live with these inevitable setbacks, not to try to avoid them. Let’s say you’re convinced a market drop is coming. How will you know when it’s time to sell? What will you sell, and how much? What if you sell too early, or too late? And if you do sell, how will you know when it’s safe to get back in? I have never known anyone who can do these things reliably. Market timing is frowned up for a good reason: It rarely works."

John is trying to say that 'the sky' isn't falling, and even if it were you couldn't predict it anyway, so don't even try.
[EX A]: Non-toxic

[EX Q]: Comment: You actually believe that crap?
[EX A]: Toxic

[EX Q]: Comment: It seems to me that certain senior Liberals are more concerned about pandering to the wishes of insurance industry lobbyists on Bill S-201 than they are about protecting the interests of Canadians and the Charter rights of individuals. The US, UK, all other G7 countries and UNESCO already prohibit genetic discrimination. No insurance companies have gone bankrupt as a result. 

Approximately 91% of Canadians polled feel that insurance companies should not be allowed access to their genetic information for an insurance assessment. Further, 90% of Canadians opposed the notion that employers should have access to the genetic information of workers or job applicants.

We all know that corporations control our MPs through their 'political donations', but it's a little much to have the Prime Minister so cravenly demonstrating where his allegiance lies. Can he not do the right thing for a change? Protect our individual privacy and honour Liberal campaign promises!
[EX A]:
Non-toxic