In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: threat and non-threat. Threat is a statement that someone will be hurt or harmed, especially if the person does not do something in particular.
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Question: Comment: Mon cher ami.  I watched the debate and I heard Le Pen speak in person when I was in France last year. It is amusing that she is labelled as "extreme right" by the MSM and the politically ill-informed.  Along with Melenchon, the leftist candidate who lost in round one, Le Pen is the only major candidate who defends  France's social welfare system and its labour laws. That is not the stance of anyone who is "extreme right". The ugly head that was reared is that of globalist former bankster for the uber-riche, Macron, who will impose austerity measures on the French working and middle classes if elected. It is also worth noting that Le Pen has gained significant support amongst traditionally left-wing young voters who not only suffer massive unemployment, but who also see no hope of gainful employment in the future in spite of their academic qualifications. Their lot would only worsen under Macron. If you wish to see real ugliness, take a close look at almost any globalist politician.

Answer: Non-threat


Question: Comment: Wait a minute: Colter is "smart"? I thought Trump only likes "the poorly educated?" Why would some educated like Trump?

Answer: Non-threat


Question: Comment: It is alarming to read "duck our heads" (bury in sand and hope the problem goes away, because we are used to being US patsies), "give Trump publicity wins",  help the middle class, "just in a different way" and many other comments in this article. 
The Trade Minister needs to go, she's terrible. Ridiculous that Trudeau is using Brian Mulroney. Monstrously terrible Canadian PM. Sickening that he would draw another Canadian dollar to sell out the country once again. It sounds like Canada's bureaucrats are the same type of cowards we've had since the 60s. 
Canadian companies do not own the means of production. We are owned by the multinationals.  A high priced banana republic. You think global oligarchs didn't pick up some lessons from Marx? Business is a way for OWNERS  to make money, not create jobs.  We should have been developing our domestic economy when we had the chance
Jean Chretien might be in his 80s, but he refused to let Bush bully him into the Iraq War. He's our guy.

Answer:
Non-threat