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.

Input: Consider Input: Comment: Why do people here have a problem with honking while driving? I grew up here... I honk if people are sitting at a green light or stopping in the middle of the road because they are lost. (Pull over and figure out where you are going.) Every so often when I discover I was not paying attention and the light turned green and no one honked I wonder why, and would have appreciated a little notification... It happens. It's not a "fuck you," it's just to say "hey, earth to driver, let's get going."

Output: Obscene


Input: Consider Input: Comment: Your text: "...that he should shouldn’t criticize someone else’s position if he doesn’t know the proper word use. I stand by that statement, I am an asshole, and I don’t care if anyone likes or dislikes it. I don’t care if you call me “stewpid” my self worth isn’t based on a what on what you think. You are by your own admission, unable to spell, which does equate out to being unintelligent for someone for whose career was based on being able to spell."

Corrections:
You said "should shouldn't."  
Also "self worth" is a hyphenated word. You didn't hyphenate it.  
Also, "equate out to being"  should be written as "equate to being."  
What is "...based on a what on what you think."?

"...which does equate out to being unintelligent..." I've never heard anyone say equate "out." It's not proper use of the word. Leave the "out" out. 

Gosh, if I didn't know better, I'd think you were my ex-husband. I was very unintelligent when I married him. He also told me he was an asshole!

Enjoy life!

Output: Obscene


Input: Consider Input: Comment: What a pike of socialist crap.
"Saving Democracy" my a$$.


Output: Obscene