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.

Comment: I brought up "rape and pillage" -- defined often as "to strip ruthlessly of money or goods" or "plunder". You twisted it to the strict definition of "rape", not I. I will give you that Trump wants to change the "standard", not (yet) the "law". You still haven't owned that you brought up something as happening while Clinton was "in the white house", but the alleged timing of the event preceded Clinton taking office by four years.

I am having a fine day, thank you very much. I wish you the same.
Non-insult

Comment: Really, you fell for that smoke screen? Okay, you are not really at fault here. China been the silent partner with Pakistan due to their mutual enemy....India. But to be honest, Pakistan don't have the nuclear tech to teach North Korea since it is rather basic. Pakistan don't even have a the missile tech to what North Korea is threating. Effective nuclear technology and missile command can only come from one source.....China. Resources to build a missile complex and nuclear complex, only China got the resources to provide for North Korea. I am not writing anything new here. There is a 1,000 years of history between China and Korea, master and servant relationship many Americans simply don't understand. Existence of South Korea, freed from China and under US protection, has always been a sore spot among Chinese leadership for 6.5 decades as it was when Imperial Japan controlled Korea for four decades.
Non-insult

Comment: "I'm more worried about the people who tear down young women with their vehicles than those who tear down statues."
Oh? Quite a few of those unsavory types in your neighborhood, I take it? The solution is arrest, prosecution and punishment for those to which you allude. Tearing done any representation of history that you're not in agreement, is not.
Non-insult