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.
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Question: Comment: The swamp monsters are going to be nervous about the revelations from Assange. His sources are vetted and and always accurate. Assange warned that the info in the Podesta e-mails could bring down the US government. No wonder the fake Russia story was put out there.

Answer: Non-identity-attack


Question: Comment: Alternate Facts: The crucifix is historical, not religious. Just like the Confederate flag is historical, and not meant to be an anti-black symbol.

Answer: Identity-attack


Question: Comment: There have been other articles on this subject, i.e. people are dissing Arts degrees in favor of others.  But that's simply not true.  For example, just Google UBC faculty enrollment statistics (I went to UBC) and the Arts faculty is the largest by far, about 25% larger than other faculties.  So I'm not sure why these articles seem to keep suggesting that people are not valuing the Arts degree.  Obviously many students still want it.  I got my Computer science degree MANY years ago and today I try to help others get into it.  And believe me, it is a lot harder to convince them to do comp sci than Arts or humanities related.  Incidentally, the USA still believes much in Liberal Arts.  Their degrees allow for much more room to take none core arts/humanities electives and I find American companies much more willing to hire Liberal Arts-type students wanting a more rounded individual (that's just my perception, maybe not reality). With co-op, yeah many University degrees are job factories!

Answer:
Non-identity-attack