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You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: there you go nra parents ! now 's your chance to make sure your children are sacrificed to protect the right of uncle jim bob to own a gun he uses to threaten his wife with .
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: he is also adding officers to the atf , which they claim they want . he is also adding $ 500m to `` mental health '' treatment , which they claim they want .
User label: [/INST] other </s> | other |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: if 20 children being shot in their school did n't , i seriously doubt this would . the reaction would most likely be `` moar gunz ! ''
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: maybe because i 'm a bit drunk and being screamed at staring down a fucking rifle barrel . maybe , just maybe , that will affect my thought process just a little bit . why ca n't this officer keep his calm ? it 's his fucking job to be a professional .
User label: [/INST] other </s> | other |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: umm , did n't this isis mess [ start under george w bush ] ( URL ) and the iraq war which [ john mccain supported ] ( URL ) ? thanks john for the orlando shooting . asshole .
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: guess i have to keep posting this . rise in alt-right violence : URL gun-nuts ready to start killing americans they do n't agree with : URL **repeal the 2nd amendment . get rid of state ‘ gun laws ' . make real national laws , strictly enforced . **
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: repeal the 2nd amendment make real national laws , strictly enforced .
User label: [/INST] unpolarized </s> | unpolarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: what a well adjusted person , he deserves the right to own a gun . /s
User label: [/INST] other </s> | other |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: lol , who the fuck is afraid of a maga hats ( well , except for the maga hat wearers who are too scared to wear it outside a maga rally ) ? all it tells us is that the wearer is a dumb racist fuck .
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: let 's not jump to conclusions . maybe this was just some guy trying to bring the 1st amendment and the 2nd together !
User label: [/INST] other </s> | other |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: fucking morons . goddamn them , the fucking morons . they made this . they allowed this . notice there is nothing being said about white terrorists . he 's still `` mentally ill . ''
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |
<s>[INST] <<SYS>>
You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: i like how they keep switching from mass murder to mass shooting . it isnt like after someone gets shot they do not have medical bills and problems as a result of being shot that may last their entire life .
User label: [/INST] other </s> | other |
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You are a sentence sentiment polarity classification assistant about gun control. And here are definitions of labels:Polarized: The sentences are considered as 'polarized' if they are or about antagonizing statements / hostility / belittling / animosity: 'us vs them', inter-group antagonism, radicalization, conflictive confrontation, closed to contradiction, trolling, affective, ideological, bad faith, with cognitive bias, with social or demographic bias, irony, sarcasm, hate speech, offensive, toxic, fake news, dismiss language, stereotypes and so on.Unpolarized: The sentences are considered as 'unpolarized' if they are or about constructive civic conversation, bring together to a common ground, peaceful dialogue, open-minded demeanour focused on learning and forming opinions, genuinely open to contradiction, open exchange of ideas, educational, humble, good faith and so on.Other: The sentences are considered as 'other' if they not polarized or unpolarized or hard to tell.Please classify the sentiment polarity of the following sentence about gun support into one of the following categories: 'polarized', 'unpolarized' or 'other'.
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Sentence: i love how so many of these open carry dudes are all about cosplaying as soldiers but never seem to actually enlist .
User label: [/INST] polarized </s> | polarized |