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.

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Comment: There are lots of great thinkers and ideas that come out of the US, as well as probably more from self-serving ideologues that have found success in one way or another and subsequently consider themselves wise in all ways of the world. It would be nice to limit penetration of the latter while easing that of the former, but I think we all know which is in the ascendant these days all over the place.

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Non-insult

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Comment: Good point, any theocratic philosophy is a threat to constitutional democracy. Canada had a blasphemy law.

Violent theocrats are much worse - regardless of their religion.

I only meant to say that The Premier was probably referring to violent Muslim theocrats which is essentially what an Islamist is. But the term is too close to Islamic and ends up stereotyping the religion.

Given that the Ottoman empire ended just 100 years ago, the link to religious rule is more recent in Islam. About the same time the Federal Reserve was created in America and they are still fighting about that!

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Non-insult

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Comment: "And now I see, as if through a glass darkly." Paul gets a glimpse into God's wisdom but admits that he will never know it all. Even his own conversion was not instant. Yes, he was knocked from his horse but, he had to be nursed back to health (grace?) by Ananias. It was not instant.
Second, the Church pounces on all sins pelvic (except their own) and yet I wonder if the "challenge" isn't to gay people at all (because they are not disordered but God's own children). Rather the challenge is to the hetero to "judge not lest you be judged" and to "love your neighbor (all men, everyone, as told in the Good Samaritan) as you love yourself". We are never told by Christ to love only those who are just like us.
The folks in Twelve Step recovery groups offer the idea of "spiritual progress, not spiritual perfection" similar to that which is taught in the parable of the Prodigal Son. We could take a page from their book.

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Non-insult