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: So, I was taught at a young age to "treat people the way you want to be treated"...ok I was fine with that, grew up friends of all races, was never a problem unless that person(not race) acted like an ass and deserved some slaps or just ignored. I didn't FORCE my views and beliefs unto ANY person with the intent that "they " should conform to my ideals as I see it. I understood at a young age that ALL people are different and have different ideals. Then POLITICAL CORRECTNESS came into light, now it was you can't say this, you can't say that etc. No STATUE ever made me think of or treat people a certain way, NO STATUE ever made me a RACIST. Do I enjoy being around a loudmouth person? NO but now days that makes me a racist, or a gay person that feels the need to be FLAMBOUYANT and SHOCKING just because that person needs to be the center of attention? NO but then that would make me HOMOPHOBIC ! because someone else that doesn't know me said so. Now THAT'S racist.

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Identity-attack


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Comment: I'm a bit disappointed to discover that their "tuning in" will be accomplished in such a mundane way as tuning in to a livestream.  I was hoping for something a bit more demonstrative of their unique history.  Something like looking into the bottom of a stovepipe hat using magic spectacles and seeing the broadcast.

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Non-identity-attack


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Comment: A very good digest and summary of some of the principles behind "planning" ideology which have led to the situation we find ourselves in, domination of the automobile.  I had forgotten what was being said in 1970 about Oahu's lack of alternatives to the automobile. Well, the alternative is HART. Ugly, costly, controversial and probably not the best.....but now we own it even though it is not done. It will provide an alternative for people who chose to ride it instead of driving their car for 2 hours one way each day. It probably won't reduce auto traffic, and this was said early-on. It just provided an alternative mode of transport.  Of course, some years ago, we were sold the "second city" which was supposed to be not only the new residential area on Oahu, but also the new employment area which, up until now, has not fulfilled that unfortunate prediction, although in years to come, no doubt, there will be employment and business growth in Ewa, Leeward, Central and the North shore.

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Non-identity-attack