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: It's not Lame County's fault China put the green wall in place to prevent unrecyclable hard plastic from coming in; I'll give the dump a pass on that one. $5 per tire is quite cheap. Does everyone else need to subsidize motorists at every step of the way? And if you can't maneuver a trailer in the space provided, it's time you either took some lessons or realized you're just too low-skilled to use a trailer. Does the county need to provide valet parking?

I'm quite impressed with how user-friendly the Glenwood transfer station is. I'm in and out in no time flat, the staff is always helpful and generally cheerful, which is impressive in a dump setting, and the place is kept fairly clean and free of tire-damaging debris. Also, the prices are incredibly low. 

I know it's popular to "trash" the government, but Lame County does garbage quite well. I hope this process keeps what's good and improves things that can be improved while keeping the long-term in mind.

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Non-obscene


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Comment: "It does seem a little hypocritical for Dogwood to be complaining about Kinder Morgan playing a role in the B.C. election through its donations to the BC Liberals, when it is receiving money from the United States to fight for causes aligned with interests there. "
In one case, foreign interests donate money to advocacy groups.
In the other, foreign interests donate money to a political party whose members currently form the provincial government. 
Not even remotely equivalent, Gary, and tf. hardly hypocritical of Dogwood to complain about it.

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Non-obscene


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Comment: Well then, our "president" is a "slut".

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Obscene