In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: threat and non-threat. Threat is a statement that someone will be hurt or harmed, especially if the person does not do something in particular.
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Question: Comment: Some pedestrians deserve to be run over and crushed!. You know who you are.....and please don't accuse me of making irresponsible comments. My comment is directed at those of you who take about two weeks to cross the street - while texting or talking on the phone or daydreaming. You keep the cars waiting and u back up traffic while you take your time to stroll across the road.

I have no sympathy or empathy.

Answer: Threat

Question: Comment: Mon cher ami. I watched the debate and I heard Le Pen speak in person when I was in France last year. It is amusing that she is labelled as "extreme right" by the MSM and the politically ill-informed. Along with Melenchon, the leftist candidate who lost in round one, Le Pen is the only major candidate who defends France's social welfare system and its labour laws. That is not the stance of anyone who is "extreme right". The ugly head that was reared is that of globalist former bankster for the uber-riche, Macron, who will impose austerity measures on the French working and middle classes if elected. It is also worth noting that Le Pen has gained significant support amongst traditionally left-wing young voters who not only suffer massive unemployment, but who also see no hope of gainful employment in the future in spite of their academic qualifications. Their lot would only worsen under Macron. If you wish to see real ugliness, take a close look at almost any globalist politician.

Answer: Non-threat

Question: Comment: Sounds bit hypocritical effort to me. If they want to keep their language alive, first step is to stop using English names. Don't all natives have native names?? That would shows the seriousness of their determination to keep their language alive. But changing superficial names, proves nothing but being superficial.

Only way this will work is if they take the path that Wales have taken. In Wales, all signs, official notices, just about everything have to be written in Welsh....and in English. So if Barrow want a stop sign written in native language, they would have to provide the English translation right below it. That is the only fair way to do. And all of this, should come from Barrow's budget, not the state's. Inupiaq is NOT the official language of Alaska.

We are all immigrates here, some came earlier, others came late. Even native Americans came over into North America from Asian mainland long ago. Are we to argue who's first or whose last now??

Answer:
Non-threat