In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: sexual-explicit and non-sexual-explicit. A comment is considered sexual-explicit if it explicitly portrays sexual matters.

Example Input: Comment: Yeah, I often see the truck with all the dead baby pigs in it, and I'm pretty sure that the Department of Health and USDA would not approve.  Does not meet their storage, transportation, and sale regs.  Plus, seeing them all piled up is horrific.  The driver rolls up the door and boom, instant tragic atrocity right in your face.  Haven't seen the chickens and ducks, but I imagine it's the same issues with them too.
Example Output: Non-sexual-explicit

Example Input: Comment: And are you so naive to think that taking away someone's license prevents them from driving??? hilarious.
Example Output: Non-sexual-explicit

Example Input: Comment: Right you are... he ended up not being charged, let alone convicted for Child Pornography. I stand corrected.

However - the first part of my comment stands. Had he engaged in an illegal discussion of any other flavor, the 15 year old would be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The 15 year old in this case is not guilty of anything, but to pretend that in this very case she is a victim of a two-sided conversation when in any other case she would, indeed, be guilty for engaging in a conversation of an illegal nature, is nothing short of bizarre. This hypocrisy is worse than AW's creepiness.

I find this particular case nothing short of delicious, as it was AW who co-sponsored the “Keeping the Internet Devoid of Sexual Predators Act,” a bill to require sex offenders to register their email addresses and instant-messaging accounts. The prosecutors said Mr. Weiner had, in public remarks, said “the internet is the predator’s venue of choice today.” 

Tru dat!
Example Output:
Sexual-explicit