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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: "I also teach them how to honor the ladies they are attracted to by respecting them enough not to want to violate them physically and waiting until they are ready to make a lifelong commitment." 
So once you and your "lady" made a lifelong commitment did you physically violate her? Now I see why evangelical Christians like you AlwaysThere, have so wholeheartedly embraced Trump--you have similar values--you wait to "physically violate" until after marriage while Trump doesn't.
"Grab ’em by the p***y. You can do anything." Donald Trump
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Sexual-explicit


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Comment: With a lot of Anchorage now stoned on pot , pills , and booze---with free unearned cash to pay for it all thanks to the PFD-----it's little wonder they think life is wonderful here. With a full PFD check Anchorage might have jumped up the charts to number one . Today's Alaskan's don't face life head on . They have to use drugs to get by.  Shame on us all for celebrating our drug culture .
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Non-sexual-explicit


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Comment: Does this mean you favor outlawing certain groups who bring hate and violence to protests?
Many of the BLM protests that started peacefully were turned into violent riots by the Anarchist and ANTIFA groups. Same thing with the campus rallies. 
If you outlaw one you have to outlaw all of them. 
Who gets to decide which groups get outlawed ? Doesn't that feed into what the Nazi's, KKK and groups like them want to do to others ?
As horrible and terrible as they are, taking away their right to speak, to protest, and to assemble is exactly what they would like to do.
There has to be a better way then giving up our rights because of a bunch of Nazi's and KKK. Sue them like Morris Dees did and that shut them up.
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Non-sexual-explicit