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.

Comment: Before you move to escalate, pause to consider that the problem might be your expectations. Are "frat house" males single you out, or is all horseplay and crude humor directed equally at everyone? Have you tried privately bringing up problematic behavior to the attention of offending party? It could be that they don't realize that it is bothering you because they are treating you as equal, and such behavior wouldn't bother their male peers.
Non-toxic

Comment: They're living it over in Santa Clara, making converts, and making intentional disciples out of nominal cradle-Catholics.  Right now, today, not in some bygone era.  

And the situation was similar across the bay from there at St. Edward's in Newark before a real clericalist character (who hates the rail...) was made pastor in 2015.  (Is 2015 a bygone era?)  The building was a Protestant-style prayer barn but with a sanctuary rail and some improvements, the community was active, people were getting on fire for the faith, and nobody in his right mind thought of that rail being about the personal elevation of the priest over the laity.

OLOP isn't my parish (and by choice, since it's closer than where I go) but I can't say they're not doing some things right.

Of course one could always mention Cantius as another example.  And for all practical purposes that parish community dates to the Bernardin era in Chicago.
Non-toxic

Comment: It's hard not to be saddened by the victims out there who have not received justice. And everyone says that unfounded means they MUST be false allegations. That's too simplified for me, based on the amount of men and women that have been reported to be assaulted on college campuses alone in studies. Rape does happen and often victims do not get justice There is also an issue that training is not properly done in these settings. My friend in BC worked in corrections and there is not an emphasis on appropriate conduct. In fact she found the inmates to be a relief compared to the STAFF she had to work with. The point is is that there aren't ways for police to determine if rape cases are true or false often. There needs to be a better method than he said she said. If bias gets in the way eliminate that and create more objective methods.

Non-toxic