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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Comment: You right, that's what that reminded me of, one of those ISIS beheading videos. You've done the right thing protecting our freedom (thanks!), there is far more to it than this declining trash.

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Non-identity-attack


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Comment: Chicago is full of poorly educated black folks who's offspring do more harm to their own kind than one hundred Dylan Roofs ever could... and that was just 2016. Your turn.

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Identity-attack


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Comment: This is wrong on so many levels. It would have been extremely dangerous for Rodriguez to leave a loaded weapon in an apartment with a drunken fight going on.  What is he supposed to do with it while waiting for the police? If the cops had responded by driving up with lights flashing, he would have felt it was safe to put his gun down. Instead, they parked away from the scene and sneaked up on him. Were they hoping for a shoot out? The first time he realized the cops were there was when he heard someone shout "gun!" (Hubbard actually walked around the apartment to confront him from behind.) Because they parked away from the scene, there is no video evidence to show whether or not Rodriguez was complying with their orders. That lack of video evidence also made it more likely the prosecutor could get an indictment from a grand jury with just the cops' (questionable) testimony.
Chief Kerns should be fired unless he gets rid of the rogue cops on his force.

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Non-identity-attack