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.

[EX Q]: Comment: I'd like to get on-board with you Les, but don't you think the president bears some responsibility for the negativity you reference? Tweeting about "The media is the enemy of the American people". Silly nonsense about the size of the crowd at the inauguration and the actress Meryl Streep, etc. Banning some of the press from a news conference just because they challenge him on some of the things he says? (I don't think we elected him "King and Supreme Ruler of the Land"). 
From your letter: "Wouldn’t it be more wise and reasonable for negative citizens to consider the damage and distraction they are causing? Wouldn’t it be better to remember the simple phrase, “e pluribus unum?” To date, I think President Trump is one of those "negative citizens" you're talking about.
In his speech last night he seemed to turn it around. If the guy, through talk and ACTION (policies) starts behaving like he wants to be president of all the people (what he was elected to be), I'll get on-board with you.
[EX A]: Non-identity-attack

[EX Q]: Comment: yea that's it. cuz we all know how many burny rallies were crashed by righties. oh wait, that didn't happen.
[EX A]: Non-identity-attack

[EX Q]: Comment: Good article -- spot on.  I spent four years working in a clinic and dealing with the very creative obstacles insurance companies come up with to deny payment.  Usually its a delaying tactic -- asking for more information or clarification, and usually that information is already in the Progress Notes.  So providers have to waste time repeating the info, or eventually give up because they don't have the time to do the paperwork demanded.   BTW, work comp cases are the worst.  

After four years I returned to a practice that almost completely insulates me from insurance company bullshit.  My work hours are shorter and I'm much happier.  

Insurance companies are in business to make money, not to help you.  If they can find a way to deny coverage, they will, because it increases their bottom line.  

What's the answer?  Some form of national health care system that allows providers to concentrate of taking care of people without playing games with insurance companies.
[EX A]:
Non-identity-attack