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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| TransCanada has brought an action under the Investor-State Dispute Resolution provisions of NAFTA for more than 15 billion dollars based on the over 8…TransCanada has brought an action under the Investor-State Dispute Resolution provisions of NAFTA for more than 15 billion dollars based on the over 8-year delay on approval of Keystone XL The amount claimed would increase significantly if the delay were extended because the delay was extended because the US imposed a 'Buy American" condition. Given that when the US-Canada Free Trade Agreement was initially concluded its cornerstone was a commitment by Canada that it would always facilitate the selling of Canadian oil & Gas at international market prices in the US as domestically in Canada regardless of international conditions, there can be little doubt that TransCanada would succeed if this action proceeds. Leaving aside whether one favours Oilsands development or not, the US has continued to treat Keystone XL as a domestic political football making a joke of its NAFTA responsibilities. Canada and TransCanada need to stand firm in their insistence on an equitable resolution. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Wow. People with all this brainpower come up with this kind of app? Remember when people had real jobs, accomplishing tangible work product? | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| This is a case where common sense has flown out the window. For Crapser to be lumped together with illegal aliens that entered as adults (or as older …This is a case where common sense has flown out the window. For Crapser to be lumped together with illegal aliens that entered as adults (or as older minors, even) on their own volition and then committed crimes shows no capability for nuance. Brought to the US as a toddler, abandoned and abused... sorry, despite his crimes he is our responsibility now, not South Korea's. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "You've got to be carefully taught" - Rodgers & Hammerstein https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAZ8yOFFbAc | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Actually, everything I wrote after the first line are the facts that support my premise. Obviously, you ignored those facts, so you just gave further …Actually, everything I wrote after the first line are the facts that support my premise. Obviously, you ignored those facts, so you just gave further evidence in support of my premise. Thank you very much! | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "Will Kevin O'Leary be stopped?" Most likely - but let him stir up the grass roots enough in the meantime until a "draft Rona" movement can | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| It's hard to tell which is more cringe-worthy from this story: the incredible, coincidental confluence of the surnames of the two drivers involved in …It's hard to tell which is more cringe-worthy from this story: the incredible, coincidental confluence of the surnames of the two drivers involved in such an awful circumstance, or that the reporter thought it was the appropriate place to attach a lengthy PSA about cell-phone laws and penalties, given what had occurred. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Moral authority? Even if the National Review had more "moral authority" than "liberal rags" (LOL!) what does that have to do with the price of tea in …Moral authority? Even if the National Review had more "moral authority" than "liberal rags" (LOL!) what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? And what does whether I "half-read" them have to do with anything? No wonder you guys keep losing the plot and INSISTING on politicizing science. Lysenko would be so proud. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| She should also be invited to come back again the following week for a redundant visit to see the Catholic school system. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Some of us can remember when Roseburg Forest Products was Roseburg Lumber Company, it was based near Roseburg in Dillard, it was run by a hard-driving…Some of us can remember when Roseburg Forest Products was Roseburg Lumber Company, it was based near Roseburg in Dillard, it was run by a hard-driving local timber genius, it employed thousands of local Umpqua workers at good union pay, and it required no "Inhouse General Counsel." | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Of course, seizing property means the owners won't have money to afford a lawyer for a criminal trial....other than overworked legal aid. There may no…Of course, seizing property means the owners won't have money to afford a lawyer for a criminal trial....other than overworked legal aid. There may not be a possible alternative to pleading to a lesser and forfeiting the property as part of the deal. Or, if they are found not guilty after trial, the innocent party would then have to hire yet another lawyer to get the seized property back. Good lord, even the state senate passed this. Policing for profit should end, stat. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| They worried because for once they not controlling the minds of the folks due to their obvious bias. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| IQ of a doorknob...... | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Do you remember the address of that house? I'm curious to see it. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Omar was not a soldier he was an illegal combatant in other words not any different than a street punk that kills someone. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "Hilina‘i Puna, Kālele iā Ka‘ū" (Puna leans and reclines on Ka‘ū). Traditionally, both districts helped each other out - strength in numbers. Time to…"Hilina‘i Puna, Kālele iā Ka‘ū" (Puna leans and reclines on Ka‘ū). Traditionally, both districts helped each other out - strength in numbers. Time to unify. It's the elephant in the room in terms of ill-planned growth. It has to be addressed in some honest way or it's going to get worse and impact the entire island. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| The " people - the mere drones " are in fact lining up to buy food based on a criteria of rock bottom dollar - and thereby enabling our garbage junk f…The " people - the mere drones " are in fact lining up to buy food based on a criteria of rock bottom dollar - and thereby enabling our garbage junk food culture. Look in the mirror ! | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "What auto execs equivalent to Beaudoins lost their jobs?" Rick Wagoner at GM for a start. None of the Auto exec's comparable to the Beaudoin's held…"What auto execs equivalent to Beaudoins lost their jobs?" Rick Wagoner at GM for a start. None of the Auto exec's comparable to the Beaudoin's held disproportionate voting shares the way the Beaudoin's do. GM only hd one class of share. Wynne and Harper's bailout of the auto unions was the same deal, so nothing to differentiate. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| “If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.” I agree with you on opinions, I believe they should make everyone stop and think and g…“If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.” I agree with you on opinions, I believe they should make everyone stop and think and give one pause with other ideas! What I don't agree is the bigoted and fetishized slant of the article and the intolerant ideas put forth by the arthor! Disagree to your hearts content just be civil! | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Yes, the House may choose to ignore the Senate when it voices opposition to a piece of legislation. In practice, sometimes it modifies the legislation…Yes, the House may choose to ignore the Senate when it voices opposition to a piece of legislation. In practice, sometimes it modifies the legislation and sometimes it doesn't change it at all. However, at the end of the day the Senate must approve the legislation or it cannot become law in Canada. If the Senate refused to endorse the clear will of the House of Commons, there would be much rumbling about a "constitutional crisis." However it wouldn't be a crisis of the written constitution, which assigns equal power in passing law to the Senate. Instead it would be a political crisis, where elected lawmakers express outrage that their unelected peers in the Senate would dare to defy them. The magnitude of that political crisis would depend on a lot of things. In some cases it might not be too big a deal; in others it could be a game changer. Tradition and common sense help to keep us out of that quicksand. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| If a 6 mile wide asteroid hits anywhere close the whole region will be vaporized and we, no we will be gone, maybe the survivors somewhere, will get …If a 6 mile wide asteroid hits anywhere close the whole region will be vaporized and we, no we will be gone, maybe the survivors somewhere, will get to experience nuclear winter for a year or two. If an asteroid didn't hit the Yucatan we would be able to hunt dinosaurs still, assuming we could survive with them around. Any clay soil would be quickly destabilized and collapse along with any cheap earthen dam, clay seals water flow but will become liquid with any movement. A close example to Anchorage would be what happened to the silt and clay in the 1964 earthquake, look at a few photos of that if you doubt me, not an engineer but don't need to be for this. I see nothing about what chemical process is contemplated, membrane chemistry, pollution levels etc, so what if heavy metals are within limits in discharge water they will build up in the water shed, taken up by plants and enter the food chain. Peregrine falcons world wide almost got wiped out like that. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Vilifying the person does nothing to solve the root problem demonstrated by this article. Seriously mentally ill person, with a history of police int…Vilifying the person does nothing to solve the root problem demonstrated by this article. Seriously mentally ill person, with a history of police intervention and no funding for a system to address her illness(es). People need to be able to be forced into mental health treatment if they will not seek it out themselves. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| At the end of the day , for me at this point is how many millions of extra dollars have been spent and maybe it is time for some heads to roll, starti…At the end of the day , for me at this point is how many millions of extra dollars have been spent and maybe it is time for some heads to roll, starting maybe at the top down. After all these months and nothing appears to be getting better. Why ? Will someone please step up and do the right thing. Get some outside expertise involved .I do not care what party is / has been involved, just go forward. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| While this personal view was something that Mr. Neeson offered, I thought it was right on. I know many people whose view of God is like that of Bruce …While this personal view was something that Mr. Neeson offered, I thought it was right on. I know many people whose view of God is like that of Bruce in the film "Bruce Almighty": "God is a mean kid sitting on an anthill with a magnifying glass, and I'm the ant. He could fix my life in five minutes if He wanted to, but he'd rather burn off my feelers and watch me squirm." If you don't know anyone who has a negative view of God, well, maybe there's a way for you to mingle more with the general population. I hope you get to see "Silence" - the idea of the image of God is significant in the film. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| There is approximately nothing in this article that hasn't been propounded before by some people. I probably manage to get in 5-7 servings on most da…There is approximately nothing in this article that hasn't been propounded before by some people. I probably manage to get in 5-7 servings on most days (let's say 40+ per week). If I were to aspire to 10 servings a DAY (70 per week), I am not sure what else I would ever be eating. That would be a pretty full load all by itself. The subtext of this article seems to be that you need to be a vegetarian. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| To me it's simple. Anyone calling themselves Christian should have no problem showing solidarity with migrants and refugees. Jesus was once a refugee …To me it's simple. Anyone calling themselves Christian should have no problem showing solidarity with migrants and refugees. Jesus was once a refugee himself who had to flee persecution himself. So I show solidarity for that reason. Jesus said "the way you treat the least of these is how you treat me"(Matthew 25). | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Why one does not nor can understand that a 2015 promise that was changed by a 2016 promise so that the 2015 promise was not effective anymore makes th…Why one does not nor can understand that a 2015 promise that was changed by a 2016 promise so that the 2015 promise was not effective anymore makes the 2015 promise expired or changed etc. etc. is puzzling. Simply amazing. No wonder Clinton who was supposed to win overwhelmingly over Trump lost. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| If the Canadian politicians are so concerned about the Great Lakes why are they not spending 300 million (US) of our tax money on these projects... | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Hated Pierre. Like Justin, but he is simple. Too bad for Canada. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Richmond does not have a sidewalk clearing bylaw. Note also that Vancouver has set up a Snow Angels program to help those who cannot clear their side…Richmond does not have a sidewalk clearing bylaw. Note also that Vancouver has set up a Snow Angels program to help those who cannot clear their sidewalk. And why the focus on Vancouver? The above comment shows that things may be worse in Richmond. What about Burnaby? Coquitlam? I believe that Vancouver is doing a great job. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "A McDonalds 99 cent burger in CA is 99 cents. Not $1 something with tax." A McDonald's burger is most certainly subject to sales tax in California. …"A McDonalds 99 cent burger in CA is 99 cents. Not $1 something with tax." A McDonald's burger is most certainly subject to sales tax in California. If you went to a grocery store and purchased the unprepared components (meat, bun, pickles, cheese, condiments), you wouldn't pay sales tax. You'll definitely pay tax when buying that burger at any restaurant. http://www.boe.ca.gov/lawguides/business/current/btlg/vol1/sutr/sales-and-use-tax-regulations-art8-all.html | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amNRGpA4Ph8 | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I don't understand how they could support clearing customs. My understanding is that this can only be done by nationals of the country you are traveli…I don't understand how they could support clearing customs. My understanding is that this can only be done by nationals of the country you are traveling to. Also, I think that there are rules about legal jurisdictions in customs clearing areas. For example, who can carry firearms and carry out arrests. How would this work in something that passes through the heart of a city? | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I thought Kimmel's opening was great -- with the exception of the bowel movement joke. His stuff on Merril Streep's career kept a roomful of people la…I thought Kimmel's opening was great -- with the exception of the bowel movement joke. His stuff on Merril Streep's career kept a roomful of people laughing for a full minute. What does Hertz want? Ranting for the sake of ranting? | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| as long as you have benefits from a generous employer, the US is fine. Also enough money to pay for private schools as public schools stink, to self …as long as you have benefits from a generous employer, the US is fine. Also enough money to pay for private schools as public schools stink, to self finance your own mat leave because EI doesn't pay for that, and about 3 x per day for nursing home care. And most are motivated by interesting work and enough money, not really about how much that money is. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| University didn't turn students into snowflakes.....high school did. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| John Paul I on women priests...from this very same NCR in 2012 quoting him.... "You will ask: what about ... the priesthood itself? I can say to you:…John Paul I on women priests...from this very same NCR in 2012 quoting him.... "You will ask: what about ... the priesthood itself? I can say to you: Christ bestowed the pastoral ministry on men alone, on his apostles. Did he mean this to be valid only for a short time, almost as though he made allowances for the prejudice about the inferiority of women prevalent in his time? Or did he intend it to be valid always? Let it be very clear: Christ never accepted the prejudice about the inferiority of women: they are always admirable figures in the Gospels, more so than the apostles themselves. The priesthood, however, is a service given by means of spiritual powers and not a form of superiority. Through the will of Christ, women -- in my judgment -- carry out a different, complementary, and precious service in the church, but they are not "possible priests" ... That does not do wrong to women." Try again, Nora... | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| "...some vetoed PFD's!" | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| I do not see a way to flag racist or other hate-type comments. You would think that that would be a very important category. Am I missing something? | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| May they not find a speck of oil in their 2000 acre lie. Are Alaskans being trained for all these coveted jobs, should this pass? More Loozerannas and…May they not find a speck of oil in their 2000 acre lie. Are Alaskans being trained for all these coveted jobs, should this pass? More Loozerannas and Texassens here. Start speaking with a drawl, Alaskans! | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Nice, make sure that poor people and the middle class pay a higher tax rate than rich people. This is absolutely the wrong approach. What they should …Nice, make sure that poor people and the middle class pay a higher tax rate than rich people. This is absolutely the wrong approach. What they should do is make the first $25,000 of earnings for Alaska residents be tax free and then charge 1.5% on all earnings above $25,000. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Doctors and criminals?! The two situations are hardly analogous. I suggest you read the rest of the comments for some perspective. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| This is the "anniversary" NCR is celebrating today, The modernist JP II catechism? Not a peep about the 100th anniversary of our Lady's final appariti…This is the "anniversary" NCR is celebrating today, The modernist JP II catechism? Not a peep about the 100th anniversary of our Lady's final apparition to the seers. Then again that might cause some folks to actually acknowledge that the totality of the Third Secret has not been disclosed. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Agree with that sentiment, Bill. What were Kaepernick and his fellow NFL players accomplishing by taking a knee during the national anthem? If they …Agree with that sentiment, Bill. What were Kaepernick and his fellow NFL players accomplishing by taking a knee during the national anthem? If they were trying to raise awareness of issues in the black community, they messed up big time. Kap and a lot of the other players who took a knee were black. They couldn't get their white teammates to join them in protesting, so they can't claim that their message has broad appeal. Also, what are these players actually doing to help the blacks in their hometowns? Are they helping them get good housing and a first class education? Are they making the neighborhoods safer? Are they helping them escape poverty? From the looks of things, it seems to me that these entitled pro athletes are merely drawing attention to themselves. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| This won't happen. They might change rules somewhat to nail flippers (who aren't the target of the exemption anyways), but the average person who bu…This won't happen. They might change rules somewhat to nail flippers (who aren't the target of the exemption anyways), but the average person who buys and lives in a home will be left alone. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Its a huge waste of our time.. get on with running the country rather than feeding the tittal tattle press with food | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| It's the AP/SA pushing the open borders agenda via a story about Miss America, nothing more, nothing less. Also, I thought the angry clip haired femi…It's the AP/SA pushing the open borders agenda via a story about Miss America, nothing more, nothing less. Also, I thought the angry clip haired feminists banned the Miss term and replaced it with Ms. a few decades ago. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| As the original author of the letter, it's worth mentioning that the original version did mention that some conservatives – Evan McMullin and some fol…As the original author of the letter, it's worth mentioning that the original version did mention that some conservatives – Evan McMullin and some folks in Congress – have spoken up. I know that many on the left have tried to take a good look at whether our words and actions encourage violent activists. However, you don't see folks at the top trying to make excuses for violent anarchists ... pardoning Joe Arpaio, though, strikes me as the epitome of excusing egregious behavior. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| It is absolutely vital that Coghill be replaced. Lets summarize Coghill's arrogance and incompetence: Coghill created a $4 billion dollar deficit. …It is absolutely vital that Coghill be replaced. Lets summarize Coghill's arrogance and incompetence: Coghill created a $4 billion dollar deficit. Coghill pockets over $6,000 dollar per month, tax free per diem, way above his actual expenses. This is obscene when we have a $4 billion dollar deficit. Coghill voted for SB-21, and we are giving away $9.3 billion dollar of oil per year with no severance tax. Coghill voted to give away almost $1 billion in corporate welfare to Big Oil- about 25 percent of our budget deficit. Coghill took money from felon Bill Allen, who bribed scores of legislators. Coghill said the money he took from Bill Allen gave Allen special access. Coghill has no job. He is a professional politician. Coghill likes, and thinks he is entitled to expensive dinners paid for by lobbyists. While Coghill has been in office, his district has become unfit to live in. It has massive groundwater contamination, and the most polluted air in the USA. Industry left. | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
| Maybe we should build a wall . | No flag | No flag | Allow | No action | Checked |
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