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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Comment: "President Donald Trump's mealy-mouthed mutterings on the terrorism let loose in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday are worthy of the hypocrite and instigator of hate that he has proved himself to be. Trump knows what was at work on those streets and who was behind it. As well he should. They are some of the same forces that helped to put him in the White House."
---- SFGate

Ex Output:
Non-identity-attack


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Comment: Is there less sexual assault in areas where the electricity is generated from fossil fuels compared to areas that generate their electricity by nuclear power.  Are off the grid solar powered homes or communities areas of high sexual assault.  The method that you generate electricity does not influence the occurrence of sexual assault and for Perry to suggest so shows either his ignorance or his extreme partisanship.  Either way, he demonstrates that he should be ignored and is unfit for his position.

Ex Output:
Non-identity-attack


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Comment: Kenney's comment that he wants "... to avoid the kind of nasty, negative, irresponsible populism I think the Trump phenomenon represents,” goes without comment.

Kenney's accused of nasty politics in Alberta and for an absolute fact he was on the Harper team that ran viciously stupid attack ads for years against first Dion, then Ignatieff, then Trudeau.  Among many other dirty, populist, negative and irresponsible tricks.

Puff piece is a kind assessment.  For some reason the Globe has always like Kenney.  Don't know why.

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Non-identity-attack