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: Democratic counterpart has not presented him with a list of specific demands and “needs to come to the table and talk.” What if your counterpart said,"DON'T BUY THAT DAMN GLASS BUILDING. ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR RABBIT ASS MIND." What if he said that?
[A]: Obscene


[Q]: Comment: The health care insurance replacement is not finished,  nor  has it been voted on.  Conjecture rules the day.  But Oregon is very dependent upon Medicaid to furnish health care for the lower earners,  and even in Oregon,  the higher earning folks are dead set against contributing more,  and more, and more: schools,  roads,  feel good vote attractions, mindless regulation for its own sake,  Nanny State impositions.  PERS drives our budget.  Pay that first,  and then we can spend whatever is left after OHSU and coaches get their fair share.  

It appears to me that our biggest health concern is that the Oregon Trail Card and low wage jobs buy way too much food,  and morbid obesity is our health problem.  Rent subsidies enable expanded food budgets.    Is it the poor Oregonian is to starve to death losing one limb at a time to diabetes and its associated health issues?  Nobody starved to death in the Oregon,  due to lack of resources to eat.  Yet fat  people die every day due to weight.
[A]: Non-obscene


[Q]: Comment: Oh please stop with the holy ranting! You make so many obnoxious assumptions it is absurd. What in Carrington's high school career suggests he was of low moral character? 

From one article: "Carrington was raised in San Diego by a family of athletes. His father, also named Darren, was an NFL safety for eight seasons and played in two Super Bowls. His mother, Vickie, ran track and competed in bodybuilding. They met at Northern Arizona University, where they both played collegiately. His two sisters, DiArra and DiJonai, play NCAA Division I women’s basketball, for University of New Orleans and Stanford, respectively."

As well, I believe presently his father serves as the Marriage and Parenting pastor for The Rock Church in San Diego. 

It is  clear you are the type who relishes taking a group of 100 college kids, isolating the small percent who "get in trouble" as a launching pad for your tirades. End your self-inflicted misery now by not following the team and reading about them.
[A]:
Non-obscene