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.

Input: Consider Input: Comment: Such an absurd comment.  Actually, this will directly benefit affordable projects, because they will pass the savings onto residents, just as occurs with lower utility bills due to conservation.  As for discouragement of larger projects: silly.  The cost increment is so modest per square foot, and the cost benefit so clear, that it will not impede the decision to appropriately scale.

Suggesting this is racist is silliest of all.  Environmental benefit benefits all.  Environmental Equity's a thing, focusing on the obligation of all to provide healthy conditions for all, particularly those most disenfranchised.

But mostly: look at the economics.  This is an unambiguous step forward.

Output: Non-identity-attack


Input: Consider Input: Comment: I can't wait tell you loose your gun rights, then you'll loose your freedom and will have no rights.
You stupid Americans

Output: Identity-attack


Input: Consider Input: Comment: "wild west"  I often say those same words.   
I do understand that some business owners feel their hands are tied, but mine aren't.   That was pretty much what I wanted to convey in my prior comment.
It's unfortunate that the cheaters ruin things and get away with it...no 'fear' from them, no siree.   It's unfortunate that I can't punish the cheaters, so I'm left with going after the businesses that allow them.   And due to their 'fear of repercussions', they (unwittingly) set a crazy precedent.   
Again, I understand, but have little patience for 'can't do'.   Something has to be done.   Dogs might feel like family, but they don't belong everywhere and I'm fed up.  A recent experience was at JC Penney...almost tripped over a small dog in women's clothing.  Un.be.lievable.


Output: Non-identity-attack