In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: obscene and non-obscene. A comment is obscene if it is considered offensive to the public sense of decency, for example because it too obviously relates to sex or contains language regarded as taboo in polite usage.

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Comment: Imyleong, what is your problem with pgkemp's comment?  That pgkemp sees it that way?  That pgkemp expressed it in writing?  No right to prefer one color scheme over another?

And, actually, I DO think that it would be noticed, and give rise to opinions (for or against), had Dave Shoji decided to wear gym shorts and a Tshirt to coach in his final, or preceding years.  If for no other reason than people had become used to his less-than-completely-casual dress for games.  But, I think if people didn't like the way it looked, they would say so.  

Also, pgkemp's comment was in response to a column in the Honolulu StarAdvertiser that took an advocacy position for one side of an issue, and may have interposed or assumed a "sexism" that simply was not present.  At the bottom of that article was/is this comment section, inviting response.  

To me, your comment on pgkemp's comment is silly and inappropriate where pgkemp's struck me neither, quite frankly - just saying.

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Non-obscene


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Comment: Nobody cares about stupid if stupid doesn't care about herself or her baby. Keep your body clean during pregnancy damn.

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Obscene


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Comment: The next time someone in the entertainment industry chooses to lecture the rest of us on anything, they should just keep their mouths shut. They've all known about this behavior for so long and decided to sweep it under the rug. 

The whole industry has been aware of this going on but put their careers ahead of doing what is right. that was their choice, but no more lectures, no more sage advice, no more moral judgement coming from the entertainment industry.

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Non-obscene