Check comments for abusive language
The Civil Comments dataset contains online comments annotated for toxicity and other forms of abuse.
Below, we’ve run Toxic language and Insults checks on the dataset to check comments for abusive language.
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| Your drinking way too much kool aid. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| All she need do is to convert to Islam for the $10-million dollar prize upon her return to Canada. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| You're free to start an app, Rob. Show the moms how it is done. Everyone will salute you. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| And while we are at it-ditch the alternative minimum tax rule on capital gains or at the very least require the CRA to print the expiry date of the cr…And while we are at it-ditch the alternative minimum tax rule on capital gains or at the very least require the CRA to print the expiry date of the credit on the following years' assessments. If there is not sufficient income in future to use the credit up the balance should be refunded. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I have an idea, why don't you predict which of these rookies with the leafs will be a bust. I am pretty sure you were one of the many who claimed Matt…I have an idea, why don't you predict which of these rookies with the leafs will be a bust. I am pretty sure you were one of the many who claimed Matthews was the next Nail Yakupov when he went a few games without scoring - but I am curious to see in your opinion which of these Leaf rookies isn't an NHL calibre player. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Apparently it is lost on you that the best and brightest are the ones who built this Nation- as immigrants or first-generation Americans. Your 'bigges…Apparently it is lost on you that the best and brightest are the ones who built this Nation- as immigrants or first-generation Americans. Your 'biggest and brightest' is the definition of who, and for what? Explain. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Trudeau has been threatening to restrict non-eligible dividends and may even impose a retained earnings tax. This on top of the coming higher payroll…Trudeau has been threatening to restrict non-eligible dividends and may even impose a retained earnings tax. This on top of the coming higher payroll taxes, and carbon taxes that will affect energy intensive industries. Suggest this article be reviewed and amended after Morneau's Fall update on his ominous tax code review. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Then it should pay taxes like everyone else to be able to say what it wants! Since it does not pay taxes, it should not have a say | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| sad to say most of u dont even realize what this islands like, robbery and drugs are still gonna be here nothings changed | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Apparently this poster cant help making a fool out of himself... According to hockey-reference.com GPG in 85/86 were at 8, GPG in 16/17 are at 5.5…Apparently this poster cant help making a fool out of himself... According to hockey-reference.com GPG in 85/86 were at 8, GPG in 16/17 are at 5.5. And since simple math is beyond this fella...34 goals scored in a league when scoring was 45% higher would lead some to believe that scoring 35 now would be more difficult...thats how I see it, how does math work in your world? | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| 2 years and 4 months ago (based on public disclosures from the intel community) Russia hacked the DNC. The POTUS in 7/2015? The response under Obama w…2 years and 4 months ago (based on public disclosures from the intel community) Russia hacked the DNC. The POTUS in 7/2015? The response under Obama was so robust a second hack of the DNC was executed in 3/2016. On Obama's watch, Russia used FB to "friend" 126M Americans all on Obama's watch. Obama was quite the Sentinel for Democracy. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| EXACTLY!!!! Thank you! I talked to someone who was stopped by the trooper who shot Michael Rude (twice, no less!) and he said he wasn't surprised..…EXACTLY!!!! Thank you! I talked to someone who was stopped by the trooper who shot Michael Rude (twice, no less!) and he said he wasn't surprised...that this trooper, John A. Pierce, had a serious bully attitude going on. We ARE better than this and we need to get cops like this off the force!!! If this was my son, there would be serious hell to pay! | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Gary, It is the responsibility of parents to teach their children the difference between right and wrong, to teach them consequences and to teach them…Gary, It is the responsibility of parents to teach their children the difference between right and wrong, to teach them consequences and to teach them to take responsibility for their actions. Parents are a child first and best teachers. Yes, even a great parent can give birth to a sociopath or psychopath. The age old question was the sociopath/psychopath "born" or "made". I believe research shows that it can be both. A old book but still relevant is " High Risk: Children Without A Conscience” by Ken Magid. Parents know their child best or they should, and they are the people who can see the signs long before something bad happens. I remember attending a Catholic school in the late 1950's (not a Catholic) where we had a ethics class starting in the sixth grade. I doubt many if any schools teach it now and as a parent I would want to know what it was they were teaching. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| To me, pay for all healthcare FIRST. Just take the question of whether or not people can get adequate healthcare COMPLETELY OFF THE TABLE in favor of…To me, pay for all healthcare FIRST. Just take the question of whether or not people can get adequate healthcare COMPLETELY OFF THE TABLE in favor of just providing it already. And, do it in a way the spreads the burden across America, without literal or figurative exemptions. It is the cost of the benefits of being in America, being protected by an American military, driving on paved American roads, etc. THEN, after that basic need is provided for, worry about the other stuff. FUNDAMENTAL to the American Government's duty is to provide for the HEALTH, SAFETY and WELFARE of its citizenry. What constitutes Safety and Welfare, to me, is subject to argument. What constitutes "Health" simply is not. Healthcare is a simply up and down, black and white, no questions asked proposition. And, WE, the United States, have the very clear and simple resources, ability and know-how to provide it better than anywhere else in the world. The fact "health" of Americans is a political. . . | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| My older brother and I received an excellent public school education because of my mom's choice of schools and her constant monitoring of our progress…My older brother and I received an excellent public school education because of my mom's choice of schools and her constant monitoring of our progress through them. She managed to teach us how to learn things on our own with weekly trips to the local libraries including university libraries. It helped a great deal that she was college educated with a Master's degree and knew how to inspire us to read a great deal and learn how to learn. She was a divorced working mother and I owe my success in life to her encouragement and dedication to education. My wife and I raised a son and daughter in the public schools and we both helped them to learn how to learn. Were we totally happy with the public schools they attended in the Mat-Su. Not so much. However there were more good things about their education than bad and they both have amazing and rewarding careers going for them. With help from us and some very good teachers they both learned how to learn and will continue to learn. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Bernstein is a legend in his own mind, I was not even aware he was still around... | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I don't see any hope for this team until the owners hire a GM from another successful organization and completely hand them the reins. I don't see any…I don't see any hope for this team until the owners hire a GM from another successful organization and completely hand them the reins. I don't see any difference between how things played out this year and most of the years in the Dan O'Dowd regime. This was basically a post season cup of coffee, when compared to the last and only Rocktober. Any speculation about individual players is just about pointless, until a GM with a track record of shrewdly evaluating and signing talent is obtained. This is largely because the window on the current group of players that have actually performed well is closing and another off season patch job is not going to take them much further than this year. If the owners need guidance to see what it takes to be successful, they don't have to look outside of town. All they need to do is get in their car and drive to the Broncos front office. They would find they consider a run of this many early eliminations as nothing else but a complete embarrassment. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| doh. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Why not cross that bridge after all other options are exhausted? Besides the CBR, there is at least another 10 billion available in cash and easily l…Why not cross that bridge after all other options are exhausted? Besides the CBR, there is at least another 10 billion available in cash and easily liquidated assets. If the budget gap is narrowed to 3 billion, that gives us six years of grace. The Saudis and Iranians are bound to have blown each others oil production facilities to bits by then. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Regarding: "Many priests who have remained faithful to their promise of celibacy would walk away from that promise." - Were a cleric walk away from th…Regarding: "Many priests who have remained faithful to their promise of celibacy would walk away from that promise." - Were a cleric walk away from the promise of chaste celibacy because of what others need to do then indeed the 'walking away' is concrete evidence that the cleric had no vocation to chaste celibacy. - While it is true that the promise of chaste celibacy by secular clergy is spoken more as a discipline than as a vocation, it is also true that those who live fully as chastely celibate are living the fullness of a vocation which in fact exceeds a discipline to which one is slavishly committed. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Credentials? Doug highest achievement was a high school diploma. He has no advanced degree of any type not even a BA. Writing bizarre conspiracy opini…Credentials? Doug highest achievement was a high school diploma. He has no advanced degree of any type not even a BA. Writing bizarre conspiracy opinions like this and paraphrasing the UK Guardian may win 'prizes'. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| In any other civilized world that would amount to treason. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| The WE is a lost opportunity to capture a vast audience who have no place to go for honest and balance print news (separate from commentary). Its cont…The WE is a lost opportunity to capture a vast audience who have no place to go for honest and balance print news (separate from commentary). Its content news is feeble and squalid. When one finds two separate headline news (out of 7-8, or equivalent to 25-28% of total content) about a now irrelevant never-Trump personality like Kasich, the "squalid" qualification is kind. Murdoch and Koch brothers, please take note. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Carl, you are everything that is wrong with Journalism. A band of liberal political hacks pretending to be journalists. Geez, Carl, we see right throu…Carl, you are everything that is wrong with Journalism. A band of liberal political hacks pretending to be journalists. Geez, Carl, we see right through you people at this point. The jig is up. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| This is good news, especially the $9.95 price for electricity. Anytime you can get a $25 per month electric bill in Alaska is a reason to celebrate. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Really, and here I thought it was just another of your obscure, off topic deflections, Duke. Which in a way it was since you've jumped to the bizarre …Really, and here I thought it was just another of your obscure, off topic deflections, Duke. Which in a way it was since you've jumped to the bizarre conclusion that no torture took place. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| So let the little rocket man build his rockets and soon it will be at our doorstep with nuclear bombs. Better to have a president who will stand up to…So let the little rocket man build his rockets and soon it will be at our doorstep with nuclear bombs. Better to have a president who will stand up to this little dictator. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| My problem is that he is obviously a pawn for his handlers. Not a representative of his constituents. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Not mentioned was the 1.3% decline in electricity prices in April after a 1.6% decline in March. This is mainly due to a policy decision by the Ontari…Not mentioned was the 1.3% decline in electricity prices in April after a 1.6% decline in March. This is mainly due to a policy decision by the Ontario government. It doesn’t relate in any way to dampening demand pressures. The old CPIX operational guide excluded most energy prices from core inflation, but, unlike the original operational guide, CPIXFET, it did not exclude electricity. This is part of why CPIX had a 1.1% inflation rate in April while CPIXFET was probably at 1.5%. (For some reason, it is never updated with most of the other CPI series, but rather the week after.) Excluding electricity, CPIX would have shown a 1.2% inflation rate for April. If there are special reasons for taking another component out of an exclusionary core inflation measure like CPIX it can always be done. It is more difficult to justify doing this for a measure like CPI-common, which on principle is supposed to include everything and exclude nothing. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Here is what the Steele dossier says about Kalugin: …a senior Russian MFA official reported that as a prophylactic measure, a leading Russian diplomat…Here is what the Steele dossier says about Kalugin: …a senior Russian MFA official reported that as a prophylactic measure, a leading Russian diplomat, Mikhail Kulagin, has been withdrawn from Washington at short notice because Moscow feared his heavy involvement in the US presidential election operation, including the so-called veterans’ pension ruse (reported previously), would be exposed in the media there. The “so-called veterans’ pension ruse” is reported in the dossier to be the way that Russia arranged to pay hackers and others who were involved in the presidential election operation. That report is dated September 14th and, as it turns out, Kalugin actually left DC and returned to Russia in August. Even more significantly, here is what McClatchy reported about Kalugin last month. A Russian diplomat who worked in the Washington embassy left the country last August while federal investigators examined whether he played a key covert role | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "So the Dems are really blaming the election results on the fact that the truth came out. " -- No, they aren't. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| and we all know that if you have an r before your name... "the party" is "uber alles.." | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Actually, if we are dealing in stats - Reimer played 16 games to this point last year at .931 while Andersen's last 16 games is .938. Quoting stats i…Actually, if we are dealing in stats - Reimer played 16 games to this point last year at .931 while Andersen's last 16 games is .938. Quoting stats is easy...interpreting stats is what is important. Anyone want to argue that the Leafs are a stronger defensive team this year? Right. Stats need to be in context. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| A silver lining is that we seem to be much better prepared for these major hurricanes. It wasn't that long ago that every decade or so, there'd be a h…A silver lining is that we seem to be much better prepared for these major hurricanes. It wasn't that long ago that every decade or so, there'd be a hurricane that would kill many hundreds if not thousands. The exception of course was Katrina that you can chalk up to politics - not finding the money to maintain the levee system. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Junior and his liberal cronies will let the Chinese and the UN have their way with Canada. The result will not be pretty for those who love Canada. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| It's OUR oil to begin with. We get a cut and they get a cut. Both the state and the oil industry have benefitted from the arrangement. Unfortunately, …It's OUR oil to begin with. We get a cut and they get a cut. Both the state and the oil industry have benefitted from the arrangement. Unfortunately, the oil industry always tries to cheat the state out of its fair share. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Be careful what you wish for. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Ummmm... if you think the media is biased, yet you base your views on content you get from the media, how do you know that your own personal opinion i…Ummmm... if you think the media is biased, yet you base your views on content you get from the media, how do you know that your own personal opinion isn't being influenced by one of those biased views? Either you accept the facts reported or you don't. It makes no sense to say you don't trust what you read but you base your opinions on it anyway. On an unrelated topic.... why does everyone think they're part of this "silent majority"? If they're silent, how do you know they agree with you? Isn't it enough that you have faith in your own views? Why do you need to manufacture support to validate it? I don't know if anybody agrees with me or not. I'm simply expressing what I believe to be true. Do you think your imaginary supporters lend you credibility? If that's the case, I think all the ants in the world agree with me.... and ants outnumber people, so by definition I win. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Whatever happened to that guy that used to come on here after every Leafs game saying Babcock was the most overrated coach in history? LOL! | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| what a desperate bunch. going to court so you can be a politician? get a life. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Most commenters mistakenly to make the assumption (as does the 9th Circuit) that the bed of this river is federal "public land" simply because there i…Most commenters mistakenly to make the assumption (as does the 9th Circuit) that the bed of this river is federal "public land" simply because there is federal land on both sides of the river. In fact, a court previously held (long before the Preserve was established or the NPS started dreaming up ways to keep Alaskans out) that the bed of the river was in fact State land. Thus Mr. Sturgeon was on State land, not federal land, when over-zealous park rangers decided to assume non-existent authority. Sturgeon will ultimately win this case at SCOTUS level and the liberal activists that comprise the 9th Circuit will once again be slapped down. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| If you have the country evenly split, then it seems half will make a point of going to Hawaii and half will not. * But digging a little deeper, who i…If you have the country evenly split, then it seems half will make a point of going to Hawaii and half will not. * But digging a little deeper, who is more likely to go to Hawaii, a Trumpophile or a Trumpophobe? * If you look at the 2015 visitor statistics by state, the largest group by far is California, followed by Washington, both Trumpophobe states. * I did not add up all the numbers but it looks like the boycott Hawaii movement could be a winner for Hawaii, and that Chin was acting in the best interests of the Tourist Industry. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| You haven't been paying attention. Watch it get worse, now that they capitulated. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Not DB Cooper. Those heel spurs would have prevented him from skydiving. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Another indefensible move by this government. They promised change and sunny ways (I'm still laughing at that) and all we got was a return to their sa…Another indefensible move by this government. They promised change and sunny ways (I'm still laughing at that) and all we got was a return to their same old Librano ways. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| You are just paranoid. If you don't want to buy it - then don't. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I should also have noted that because of the contributions of many members of the Lopez community the Land Bank's cost will effectively be $50,000 les…I should also have noted that because of the contributions of many members of the Lopez community the Land Bank's cost will effectively be $50,000 less than the purchase price. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| What is so wrong with a government representing over 57% of the vote? The sooner we have some form of PR then the sooner we get rid of authoritariani…What is so wrong with a government representing over 57% of the vote? The sooner we have some form of PR then the sooner we get rid of authoritarianism from a minority of voters. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| This is why one should be very careful when listening to the opposition party slagging the incumbents - as if they were going to be any better. I don…This is why one should be very careful when listening to the opposition party slagging the incumbents - as if they were going to be any better. I don't get the shock. This is all unfolding as it always has. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I am not worried about Trumps temperament or capabilities. I worry more about the dishonest press making up stories and deflecting the crimes of the D…I am not worried about Trumps temperament or capabilities. I worry more about the dishonest press making up stories and deflecting the crimes of the Democrats at all costs. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
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