teks `Nowadays, this Ummah Twidder trend is really something. People post on Twitter, wait for it to go viral, and only then report to the police? Shouldn't they report to the police first to prevent others from being affected by this person? They share their story with the excuse of not wanting others to get involved, but they don't want to reveal the person's name because they don't want gossip. Oh, the irony! Then, at the beginning, they don't report because they want the person to publicly apologize first. If it were me, I would rather report to the police and let them be arrested immediately. I wouldn't want this kind of public apology, as it would only embarrass the victim. Especially now, during the season of victim blaming. But, oh well... I'm not really into Twitter, so my thoughts should be different from these Ummah Twidder tweets.`, kelaskan texts {gangguan, kebencian, porno, penyakit psikiatri atau mental, sifat perkauman, penghinaan agama, selamat untuk bekerja, mencederakan diri sendiri, seksis} dan pulangkan dalam bentuk JSON {'kelas'}
{"kelas": "gangguan"}