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.

Comment: Imagine allowing terrorists cancel the I-phone over concerns it could cause cancer.  We would not know the advantages and we could never learn if it is possible to mitigate the disadvantages.  

It is too bad these self-righteous terrorists feel they need to shut down education because of fear.  Possibly they could open their minds, shut their hate speech and participate in learning.

Nah, this is the time of Progressive Terrorists.  We don't need no stink'n Constitution or fairness for all.
Non-threat

Comment: Send in Justy.  He'll get 'em all stoned and then tax them to death.
Threat

Comment: Wow you are really blind then, Israel even has them within papers and government and their level of dishonesty is second to none.   However with regards to just trolls and from the Guardian,  "There’s been an Israeli public relations war for about as long as there’s been an Israel. In Hebrew it’s called “hasbara”, literally meaning “explanation”, and it involves trying to improve the world’s opinion of the country and its causes."
"In 2013, the Israeli government revealed that it recruits “covert units”. These would be staffed by a mixture of international supporters and domestic students, whose high intelligence, low income and familiarity with social media make them generally well suited to professional trolling."
“That is key to defeat the movements pushing to boycott, divest and sanction Israel.” Those who signed up would get quick access to government information, and leaders of student groups would also be awarded scholarships."

Non-threat