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.

[Q]: Comment: "City attorney Bill Falsey said the city's "interest is in making sure vacant properties do not become havens for criminal activity … and that the properties are not allowed to deteriorate such that they are damaging the value of the neighboring properties.""
They don't seem to care abt the value damage to homeowners when someone craps up their property next door to you.Why should it matter about a building?The rule: if your neighbors crap is USEABLE crap even tho it's been there for years, then it's not crap & they don't have to clean up their crap.That's what happened when I tried to sell my house & my neighbor collected a bunch of crap.Check out the house at Duben & Zappa.He has a bunch of crap.He goes & gets more crap at the Restore everyday I hear.How many months or years is he going to have his truck sitting with a bunch of 2x6s?All the rusted equipment is not crap because it's useable crap.I saw him sweeping his dirt sidewalk. Now these guys want to pay attention to a crap bldg?
[A]: Obscene


[Q]: Comment: Anyone can cast their eyes a couple of inches up, where my comment says this:
"The United States is a great country in many ways, but that's an element of dysfunctional culture...."

StewartBrian, your reply smacks of eyes too blinded with rage to read the words on the screen.
[A]: Non-obscene


[Q]: Comment: Look  where ever they tell you to not look.  Go where they tell you get the f**k out of.  Dig where they tell yo to get the god damn out of.
[A]:
Obscene