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: Yes, your analysis is crap. Your first statement is apples and oranges. The Canadian soldiers don't have to sue to get their benefits (although Harper was headed that way). You haven't read the case so you have no clue what it was actually about. Finally, the "lefties" applaud getting the damn thing over with at a lower cost. Your problem was with the 3 previous governments, this part of things was inevitable. Harper (he did love losing at the Supeme Court)would likely have been stupid enough to fight it and triple the cost.

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Obscene


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Comment: Sorry illegals do not qualify for ACA or Welfare or housing

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Non-obscene


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Comment: Well, in one instance mentioned, MEN as well as women, presumably, have every right to be "aggrieved."  I'm referring to the four-day Swedish music festival now cancelled next year because of "reported" rapes and sexual assaults. Talk about over-reaction. And I mean it.

All these incidents are alleged and unproven, at this writing. If charges are laid, some will likely be tossed because of lack of evidence; others may never go to court because some of the complainants (perhaps as addled by alcohol or drugs as their "attackers") will recant.   CBC says the festival "draws about 40,000..."  

Ok, lets say of the 27 nasty sexual incidents reported, 20 turn out legitimate: that's .05% of the total who attended the festival.  Heck, next year, just ban liquor and drugs stronger than pot!  

See? Cancellation is over-reaction.  See that knee-jerk all the time, much like this column about a small group of stupids and misfits in polo shirts who represent nobody but their pitiful selves.

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Non-obscene