TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Comment: I like the investing in education comment. However, I am not a CPA and I could easily pencil a dollar out 30 years and out profit your discussion points. You are not adding all the true costs of owning a home and the profits of a second job. Last but not least, liquid money and a monthly  rent payment are wayyy better than no payment and 400k tied up in drywall and 2 x 4's YOU can't spend.  Never fear however. Help is on the way! After your kids put you in that special rest home, they will quickly turn your wonderful home investment into snowmachines, cabins and fast cars.   Just saying .  .  .  It happens every day. Drinking Lots of milk is good for you . . .  right? Heck ya because the dairy industry says so.

SOLUTION: Non-identity-attack

PROBLEM: Comment: mtf1953>  So sorry, but I don't waste anytime reading your low brow posts.  All you do is put a bunch of words, shake 'em up and type, no relativity to your sorry efforts at being a journalist, ha, ha, ha!!!!  You provide nothing of value to the discussion, as always!!!!

SOLUTION: Non-identity-attack

PROBLEM: Comment: We are missing Trump's model of governance. He is NOT supporting a democracy model. He speaks the language of a corporation. The language of a board of directors and stockholders .  Look at his appointees. They are his "peers" the 1%'ers. Invoking those who 'voted for him' is a sham for the completely non-democratic process of a corporation. We can rant about his actions but he is deaf to democracy. He doesn't get it. And those that do hear us are having to choose between playing the Trump model of corporation vs democracy. 

He DIDN'T win the popular vote. He won the electoral college. A handful of States- by appealing to their drug of choice.

Selling billions of weapons was as he said = jobs, jobs, jobs. Weapons are a drug. And behaving like a drug dealer exploiting a market means not actions based on morals or ethics or values. A corporation behaves like a sociopath interested only in its $$$ prosperity.  
His ignorance and arrogance is bad foreign as well as bad domestic policy.

SOLUTION:
Non-identity-attack