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The Civil Comments dataset contains online comments annotated for toxicity and other forms of abuse.

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Diversity as a weapon... - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYag1lOZpLw No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Makes perfect common sense. Income of top 20% has been rising while Middle Class income has been falling. The Lower Class pays no taxes. It's pacif…Makes perfect common sense. Income of top 20% has been rising while Middle Class income has been falling. The Lower Class pays no taxes. It's pacification to keep them from rioting. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Not even a year in and the people are already turning. It used to take 8 years. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I think the term originated with the idea that the information itself wasn't wrong, but that it gave an incorrect impression. Like I might say, "Ten M…I think the term originated with the idea that the information itself wasn't wrong, but that it gave an incorrect impression. Like I might say, "Ten Muslims were killed by a subway bomber today," which implies that Muslims were the target, when 100 non-Muslims were also killed. Or another example might be, "It's 100 degrees today!" which implies that's very hot, when in reality it's normal for this time of year at that location. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
News of a crime is "aid"? If someone comes to you with allegations that your neighbor runs a crack house, you can't hear those allegations, becaus…News of a crime is "aid"? If someone comes to you with allegations that your neighbor runs a crack house, you can't hear those allegations, because if they are true, they would aid you and the whole neighborhood? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Where are all of the riots and protests? Hmmm No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Lots of publicity about that. And people express their disapproval mightily and then head out for a hamburger at lunch. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I think Trudeau's aged better. He's certainly in better shape. Just in case there's a rematch or something... Might be impetus for Perry to de-pudge…I think Trudeau's aged better. He's certainly in better shape. Just in case there's a rematch or something... Might be impetus for Perry to de-pudge a bit. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The issue is what she told those wealthy Wall Street bankers. Why the secrecy? This was a major concern to Bernie and his supporters. I believe that H…The issue is what she told those wealthy Wall Street bankers. Why the secrecy? This was a major concern to Bernie and his supporters. I believe that Hillary Clinton is more part of the problem, rather than a solution. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
One thing is assured, if this is the crux of the lineup, Gibbons will be the scapegoat early next year. Get with it Shapiro before it's only the bones…One thing is assured, if this is the crux of the lineup, Gibbons will be the scapegoat early next year. Get with it Shapiro before it's only the bones to pick at. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
oh well, i hope they didn't vote the Liberals in the past 3 elections. They diverted funds for health care to to buy pizzas to the unions and bail…oh well, i hope they didn't vote the Liberals in the past 3 elections. They diverted funds for health care to to buy pizzas to the unions and bailing out corporations and subsidizing testla buyers. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
"The budget is our constitutional obligation, the only thing we have to do." That's true, and the rest- as the ghostwriter would say- is a crock. Ot…"The budget is our constitutional obligation, the only thing we have to do." That's true, and the rest- as the ghostwriter would say- is a crock. Otherwise the budget would have been done on time, instead of prioritizing daylight savings time and Mike Dunleavy's obsession with sex and sex education. How much did the legislature cuts its own budget and staff? Essentially zilch, while cuts are occurring to critical state services like the Troopers and the University. Did the Legislature even discuss reforming its salary padding, so that legislators stop looting the state treasury by claiming "reimbursement" for lodging and meals at the federal per diem rate of over $200/day, collecting $6-7,000 per month even when their rent is $850 and lobbyists buy their meals? Nope. Do Juneau legislators like Cathy Munoz remain eligible to claim 75% of the federal per diem rate, or over $150/day, for loding and meals while living in their own homes? You betcha! And the beat goes on... No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I'd say people are being realistic. Jobs for anyone over 45 are disappearing, so as people reach that age they are right to realize they are headed …I'd say people are being realistic. Jobs for anyone over 45 are disappearing, so as people reach that age they are right to realize they are headed for the scrap heap, meanwhile younger people are loaded with debt and have prospects that kill hope. The Trudeau government is making lives worse by failing to produce the infrastructure we see is needed and instead are promising to create an infrastructure bank, in effect proposing to hand us over for rape by their big money friends for the necessities of life. The government continues to permit excessive and often illegal immigrants to take jobs, drive down wages and use up social benefits we rely on. The rich continue unabated and unchallenged to suck up all the surplus value our economy struggles to produce. Meanwhile anyone with the wherewithal to try self-employment is viciously attacked by a taxation plan that will impoverish them, but the very privileged people on the public payroll just get more and more benefits. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Hitler did it. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I'm not going to start of with how aweful the senate is, because well, there's Gara and one more latte Drummond to equal things out. But it's nice to …I'm not going to start of with how aweful the senate is, because well, there's Gara and one more latte Drummond to equal things out. But it's nice to see Shannyn coming around. I concur with most of what she writes today but the part about cutting education. You see, The darling of the democrats vetoed some of the increase in education funding so he didn't actually cut the budget but since Shannyn brought it up I'm wondering why she doesn't talk about the thousand dollar bonuses Anchorage teachers recieved this year. Isn't this the same as theft of education dollars? It is when republicans do it. Finally, her friend with the stinky outhouse, to solve this problem, don't mix the pee with the poo. Sorry about the fire though. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
How could you not include a GIGANTIC bowl of dumpling noodle soup from Chen's Good Taste for $6?!? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Maybe we should ban dogs and smoking on River Road to keep the neighborhood safe. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
maybe he was part of the entire shooting No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Having *Sessions* defend you on issues of race is faint praise indeed. Meanwhile, Frazier has left Trumps manufacturing council over his blatant mi…Having *Sessions* defend you on issues of race is faint praise indeed. Meanwhile, Frazier has left Trumps manufacturing council over his blatant mishandling of this. Of course, Donnie had to get petty on Twitter. This so-called "president" is a disaster. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
This is a joke, right? And saying that the author is a Prof. of Philosophy, Wow, ROFLMAO!! You guys are too much!! No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
check their papers No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Here's hoping Wilson’s Contracting gets slapped with a nice big fine. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
hight? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Before 1983 The Cauldron was at the Sachs site. It was more a "granola crowd" cafe with wine , beer, and live entertainment. If I remember correctly…Before 1983 The Cauldron was at the Sachs site. It was more a "granola crowd" cafe with wine , beer, and live entertainment. If I remember correctly, the front could open onto the sidewalk. Anyway, I, for one, really enjoyed it. Sorry it moved and became something else. But Sachs has never disappointed; just finer dining appeal. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Enough with the Liberal bashing. It's beginning to wear thin. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Petty man with petty feelings. I like how his surrogates always go back to no matter the question that "Trump won and Hillary lost". When they can't e…Petty man with petty feelings. I like how his surrogates always go back to no matter the question that "Trump won and Hillary lost". When they can't explain things or uncomfortable with the public displeasure of his actons..they fall back on that lame excuse. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
What? Democrats and the MSM don't like getting along with everyone around the globe? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I wish Sid well in his leadership bid. His victory would result in a disastrous showing for the NDP. Go, Sid, go! No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The allowance is for actual expenses not imagined expenses. Should be fun to hear him explain how claiming money that never left his pocket as an exp…The allowance is for actual expenses not imagined expenses. Should be fun to hear him explain how claiming money that never left his pocket as an expense is apparently, in the Fildebrandt universe, now an expense. This is text book fraud. And by the way, he will need to explain his actions. Then we'll see if the UCP can do the right thing and can him. Probably not. The culture of entitlement is likely too ingrained. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
This is the reason why the Ontario Liberals are still in power long after their sell by date. Weak opponents that consist of a 19 year old refusing to…This is the reason why the Ontario Liberals are still in power long after their sell by date. Weak opponents that consist of a 19 year old refusing to answer questions and a turncoat. Sad. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
you know who you cater to?......the ones that pay the bills..... No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
No. At the Supreme Court Bozo. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
This is what Brett Wilson was discussing on Twitter with the mayor last night. Check it out. His claim of a $95k bill suggests an assessed value of ab…This is what Brett Wilson was discussing on Twitter with the mayor last night. Check it out. His claim of a $95k bill suggests an assessed value of about $5.5 million. That's not unreasonable for a few thousand sqft of prime beltline mainfloor retail. I don't disagree with you that property tax should be <1% of revenues. The fact it isn't reflects poorly on city planning. And Alberta does not have the lowest CIT rates after increases (it's tied for lowest for small-biz CIT, but is not the lowest for general CIT). No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
MellissaW: I suspect you're correct that you can't strip people of their citizenship, especially if they're born in the country. However, many of the …MellissaW: I suspect you're correct that you can't strip people of their citizenship, especially if they're born in the country. However, many of the security experts I've heard discuss the matter are now turning to the solution of "preventive detention" where a sufficient case can be made that terrorist sympathizers pose a clear danger to the public. The experts point out that it is onerously expensive to monitor such people when they're permitted to live in the general population. The idea raises civil liberties concerns for sure, although we sometimes do assert such a public safety imperative where mental illness is concerned, so there is precedent. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Or you can just leave... No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
More automation will likely be the response of a lot of employers. Automated checkouts are gaining in popularity and as they get more people friendl…More automation will likely be the response of a lot of employers. Automated checkouts are gaining in popularity and as they get more people friendly, they'll get a lot more use. The only time I go to a human cashier now is when the queue at the machines is too long. Very likely, too, increased use of automation for stocking shelves and other store functions will follow. The only reason we don't see more use of automation is that labour is cheap. They'll be great opportunities for those in the automation industry. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Backing up your files, as you did, is a sure defense. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Aiding and abetting No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Actually the "Q" also stands for Questioning - No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
It would be best for everyone if Trump accepted that the ACA is there to stay, and took judicious and responsible steps to ensure it stays affordable …It would be best for everyone if Trump accepted that the ACA is there to stay, and took judicious and responsible steps to ensure it stays affordable and effective. If he can't replace Obamacare, and clearly he can't, then like it or not, it's his job to keep it running well. Just wishing it would implode or explode is petty and vindictive, and is not a solution. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
First, I agree with those that have said that the Federal government should control its expenditures rather than increasing taxes further. Neverthele…First, I agree with those that have said that the Federal government should control its expenditures rather than increasing taxes further. Nevertheless, if the Federal government really feels they have to increase taxes (I hope not) then, income splitting on pensions should not be allowed. It is unfair to those whom are single either by choice, divorced or are windowed. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Of course a travel ban is not nearly equivalent to the degree of injustice internment camps represent. I'm incredibly thankful for that. However, I th…Of course a travel ban is not nearly equivalent to the degree of injustice internment camps represent. I'm incredibly thankful for that. However, I think the point that Ms Tafs is making in her essay is that both are forms of fear based discrimination in times of national uncertainty. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Divide and conquer; take it or leave it deal by the little dictator Justine. We expected better. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
First, representatives represent their constituents wishes not their own, and second, as usual the focus is on the person and not the issue. We see t…First, representatives represent their constituents wishes not their own, and second, as usual the focus is on the person and not the issue. We see the origin of disrespect and hatred mentioned in an editorial today. Make it all personal. Ignore core issues and attack the persons involved. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The federal government does not have the constitutional authority no prop up wages( with stolen money), nor does it have the money. Obama has the U.S…The federal government does not have the constitutional authority no prop up wages( with stolen money), nor does it have the money. Obama has the U.S. on the verge of bankruptcy. And the only way out,is for our economy to out grow our debt, & interest payments on that debt. But so long as taxes on those that create jobs are at record highs, & American businesses are dying from federal " strangulation by regulation" we will not be able to afford much of any government sanctioned charity. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Just keep saying it...doesn't make it true. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
All I ever see you do is point fingers and pass judgments. Please, share with the group your qualifications that make you so superior. A significant p…All I ever see you do is point fingers and pass judgments. Please, share with the group your qualifications that make you so superior. A significant portion of your posts offer absolutely nothing of value. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The numbers don't add up, ie; Seattle 87,037 salary plus 10,016 health plan plus 16,824 pension totals $113,877 vs the $124,389 reported in the story.…The numbers don't add up, ie; Seattle 87,037 salary plus 10,016 health plan plus 16,824 pension totals $113,877 vs the $124,389 reported in the story. Where is the other $10,512? This is typical of govt accounting ..... mystery money. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Just like the ballplayers, if you're not good enough to play in the majors, back to AAA you go. Umpires should adhere to that as well. Angel Hernande…Just like the ballplayers, if you're not good enough to play in the majors, back to AAA you go. Umpires should adhere to that as well. Angel Hernandez is a horrible umpire. He needs to be sent down to the minors along with a handful of others. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
If you accept the notion that a "dividend" and a "tax" are unrelated then this will have to be decided by the Alaska Supreme Court. Or even the US Sup…If you accept the notion that a "dividend" and a "tax" are unrelated then this will have to be decided by the Alaska Supreme Court. Or even the US Supreme court as in Zobel. Too bad...I could decide it right now and save all that wasted effort. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked