In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: disagree or agree. Classify the comment as disagree if it is likely to raise a certain level of public disagreement, whether healthy or unhealthy. The disagreement can be due to toxic content (for example, disrespect, identity attack, insult, and threat), controversial content, misunderstandings, or conflicting opinions. Classify the comment as agree otherwise.

[Q]: Comment: It is tragic to watch what is going on south of the border. When a president elect yells at a reporter that his station is fake news [CNN] and refuses to answer the questions, we wonder if we are not in a modern 1933 Germany, when Hitler stopped most of the press. Right now, more than ever, we need a press that questions, investigates, reports on the actions of this shyster, more than ever. Please do not succumb to his tirades. Please continue to report the news as it is presented. Please continue to question and make this man  and his republican cabinet accountable. God bless America.
[A]: Agree


[Q]: Comment: I am a physician. I feel burnt out, fatigued, stressed and vilified.
Most physicians I know, including me, would be happy to be a government employee.
Hourly wage, scheduled breaks and lunch/dinner (like nurses and everyone else in the hospital), paid vacation (we get zero), paid sick leave (3 days of unpaid)- I was really sick-in 27 years, at least time and a half for overtime (I would probably have 30-40 hours per week), an an indexed pension plan so that I knew I would be fiancially stable after 65 or so.
Currently I feel like one of those poor horses that has to pull a carriage around all day for tourists. 
The system needs to change.
[A]: Agree


[Q]: Comment: I saw that BBC special the other day.  And quite frankly, I came away more distressed after seeing it.  Clearly there is intense anguish on the side of the children who suffer gender dysphoria.  There is anguish from the parents who want to do the right thing but aren't really sure what the right thing is.  There are the activists who clearly have an agenda (and not necessarily for the best interest of the kid) .  There are medical professionals such as Dr. Zucker who, it seems, really appeared to be trying to do the right thing for the child.

My take away is that it is complicated.  But based on seeing the BBC special, it seemed like the approach that Dr. Zucker and colleagues were taking to talk with the child and get to to know the child seemed to be the best approach.  And, if in the end, gender transition is what is needed, then so be it.  But rushing into something quickly that clearly has medical and psychological consequences should be done cautiously and thoughtful.
[A]:
Agree