TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: insult and non-insult. Insult is any lanugage or act that is disrespectful or scornfully abusive.
PROBLEM: Comment: Why don't they pass a motion commending the London attacker?

SOLUTION: Non-insult

PROBLEM: Comment: I'm not sure that statistics matter when it come to the police side.  Perception matters, and given the stories that about officers being assaulted and killed by people walking up to them (it happens), I expect that it is perfectly natural for officers to fear this.  This is especially so in the US where there is a real possibility the person approaching you is armed.  As these cases show, some police seem quick to shoot to kill as a reflex.  That's okay when someone it trying to hurt you, but it isn't okay when it is clearly an overreaction.

SOLUTION: Non-insult

PROBLEM: Comment: Chad might feel hard done-by to suffer this punishment despite its counter-terrorism track record, while its eastern neighbor Sudan, labelled as a state sponsor of terrorism by our State Dept., is being removed from Trump's 'bad list' books.
Sudan will see its omission from the travel ban list as a sign that the Trump administration will also remove wider economic sanctions on the country on 12 October.
The US sanctions were put in place when Sudan was named a state sponsor of terrorism, while further penalties were imposed for alleged abuses carried out in the troubled Darfur region.
But in Trump's eyes, Sudan bad, Chad not so much. Hmmm.

SOLUTION:
Non-insult