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.

Comment: So gay lives don't matter to the black lives matter crowd? Seems rude to take attention away from the main event. And why would anyone want to honor someone who confronted police with a knife?

All that said, Seattle has many parades, as do many other faraway cities. Not sure why this one warrants RG attention.
Identity-attack

Comment: Mr Pope....you must have been in all those locker rooms by yourself. It's totally impossible for you to have not heard some trash talk . Impossible . Or you weren't trusted by those around you so they shut up when you were near . Not one person who has ever been around men in a private setting hasn't heard the kind of trash talk Trump displayed .  There's a reason the motto is  " what is said in the room--stays in the room " . The same holds true with women---when they are alone in private they talk about other women in negative ways---that if brought to light , would cause them embarrassment too . They don't talk to the extent men do , but they still talk.  This talk isn't something to be proud of , and Trump has apologized for it.  Clinton has a lot more to be ashamed of . People have died because of the poor decisions she has made .
Non-identity-attack

Comment: I want every gay priest, bishop, and cardinal yanked out of the closet and pronounced in the light of day.  Considering how important the hierarchy seems to feel this to be, it seems to me that we, the people, are entitled to know which of them fail to meet the standard they are proclaiming -- and in fact, if it's that important, the hierarchy should be demanding it.

But then, when have we the pew folks mattered or been entitled to anything.

Identity-attack