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: Street Repair Proposals Ready For Public Polling

Which of the following most closely resembles your views on how to resolve Portland’s street repair deficit problem?

A. Prioritize Street Repair In General Fund Budget.

B. A New Portland Gasoline Tax Of Ten Cents Per Gallon. 


Details, Explanations, Arguments
Answer A. For more than thirty years the Portland city council has redirected and misappropriated budgeted funds for street repair to their pet projects. There is every reason to believe this practice will continue.

ANY size Portland gas tax is a vote in favor of allowing political skulduggery without consequence. 

ANY size Portland gas tax is a vote against an essential value of a democracy which it to hold publicly elected officials accountable for their actions in office.

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Answer: Non-identity-attack


Question: Comment: Asian countries for Asians.

Black countries for Blacks.

but White countries for everybody?

That's genocide.

Anti-racist is a codeword for Anti-White.

Answer: Identity-attack


Question: Comment: Maybe this is Trump's "out" from his messy, not fun presidency?

"I am resigning in order to fulfill my prior obligations to my companies and properties, and to care for the employees I hired before becoming President."

Translation:  "I left my companies in the hands of my two sons and my lawyer Cohen.  All three of them are such buffoons that I could end up penniless if I stay in the Whitehouse with the "fake" press watching me.  I can't mess with contractors doing my rebuilding adequately if I'm president."  "And, getting lots of and good Federal help is out of the question because I'll be accused of abuse of office."

Answer:
Non-identity-attack