In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: sexual-explicit and non-sexual-explicit. A comment is considered sexual-explicit if it explicitly portrays sexual matters.

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Comment: Hogwash Gary - You cannot have your cake and eat it too. That is what I disrespect most about evolutionists, is the hypocrisy. If you are going to live by the sword, you must die by it. At least have the courage to admit and accept it. And why is sexual violence any more unacceptable that violence, the fact is you have no foundation as a Darwinist to condemn anything of this nature. If you are going to travel down this road, then you MUST defend animals we eat, and every other act of "violence" that imposes an outside will upon another being. I can discuss any topic rationally with any person, but hypocrisy is something I will not deal with.

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Non-sexual-explicit


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Comment: Fat pussies?

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Sexual-explicit


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Comment: It is SHOCKING how sexist this article is.

Read the key sentence:

"While deterring revenge porn and trying to expunge it from the Internet are important, we need to get to young men before they upload their naked exes to Instagram."

HELLO?

Why is it that we ONLY need to "get to YOUNG MEN"?

For the education of the columnist and the editors, the following news clips may be instructive:

"Young NRL star Bryce Cartwright has become the victim of a revenge porn attack after his former girlfriend allegedly posted lewd images..."

"...boy discusses the humiliation he experienced when an ex-girlfriend posted intimate pictures of him on social media; The girl faces criminal charges..."

"Revenge porn girl, 19, posted nude pics of her ex on Instagram "

"...Mother-of-two, 32, repeatedly posted naked pictures of her wife on Instagram in a revenge porn attack..."

"... 30 year old mother-of-four who posted explicit lesbian revenge porn photos of her ex-girlfriend... faces jail"

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Sexual-explicit