In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: insult and non-insult. Insult is any lanugage or act that is disrespectful or scornfully abusive.

Q: Comment: Hello Rod Sheridan,

You mention Alexandre Bissonnette and Marc Lepine and Timothy McVeigh and say "there are many Christian fundamentalists who use their religion as a motivation for mass killings."

Um, hello?

Timothy McVeigh was not a Christian fundamentalist. He did not yell out praise for Jesus as he killed. He was motivated by anger against the US government in areas such as gun ownership rights and US law enforcement against gun owners.

Marc Lepine was not a Christian fundamentalist. He did not yell out praise for Jesus as he killed. He was motivated by anger and hatred against feminists and women, having been raised in a home where, routinely, his Muslim father violently beat his mother.

Alexandre Bissonnette was not a Christian fundamentalist. He did not yell out praise for Jesus as he killed. He was motivated by anti-immigrant sentiment and had expressed praise for Jack Layton, the NDP, The Bloc Quebecois, Richard Dawkins and Marie LePen.

Care to try again?

A: Non-insult
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Q: Comment: He had not "taken all measures". We should all know that  if we really cannot miss an appointment, we should schedule our flights to take into account the possibility of flight delays, and not rely on everything going perfectly. 

By the description of the criteria airlines use to decide who gets bumped, chances are he must have bought a really cheap ticket. When you do that, you should realize you increase your chances of getting treated accordingly.

A: Non-insult
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Q: Comment: Mahalo. (Thanks)

A:
Non-insult
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